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Francesco Foggia (1603–88) was one of the leading composers of liturgical music in seventeenth-century Rome, and was identified both during his own time and in later generations as a historically significant and gifted composer. His almost two dozen extant masses represent the most fruitful engagement with this genre by a Roman composer between the time of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina in the preceding century and Giuseppe Ottavio Pitoni in the subsequent one. This edition provides representative examples of most of the types of masses that Foggia composed, including a small-scale mass, a pastoral mass, a missa brevis, imitation masses, concerted masses, and the grand Missa Tu es Petrus, a work that combines veneration for Palestrina (whose motet serves as the model) with the distinctive nine-voice scoring cherished by Roman composers for their most distinctively Roman compositions.

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A world on the brink of war, a murder to alter the course of history, ‘A Game of Soldiers’ is a brilliant, atmospheric thriller, perfect for all readers of Fatherland.What if Serbian terrorists had not managed to kill the Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo?What if their uprising was fuelled and supported by the new Russian oligarchs?What, if amid all the conspirators running through the chaos of Europe, there were one honest government agent whose determined pursuit of the killer of a child prostitute changed the course of history…?In St Petersburg, beside the glittering court life of the Romanovs, the people are seething. It is not only the Bolsheviks but also the new men, the tycoons grown wealthy in the booming economy and the more vigorous aristocrats who are impatient with the idle, incompetent Romanovs.Pyotr Ryzhkov, probing the murder of a child prostitute, suddenly finds his enquiries deliberately hampered. As the investigation widens, financiers, policemen, government officers, foreign diplomats, even the Minister of Justice, seem to be involved in an ever larger circle of fraud and violence. Then a killing gives him the final clue and leads to the desperate journey to Serbia…

Porträt eines „Mannes in Schwarz“, einer Persönlichkeit, die die Grenzen eines Genres überschreitet. Johnny Cash, der sich den Großteil seines Lebens fast ausschließlich der Country-Musik widmete, veröffentlichte am Ende seiner Karriere eine Reihe akustischer Aufnahmen, mit denen er selbst hartgesottene Rockfans ansprach.

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