Matteo Venturini - Florentine Romantic OrganOn his latest adventure into little known reaches of organ repertoire, Matteo Venturini travels to 19th century Florence and brings back three little known composers. He opens with a quartet of liturgical voluntaries by Padre Antonio Casini, notable for their fluid brilliance. Luigi Ferdinando Casamorata (1807 1881) was a more significant figure in Florentine musical life who trained in law but composed sacred music throughout his career. These Twelve

I wanted to explore different approaches to harmonic progressions

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The music is influenced by Viennese classical music

the melodic inventiveness of Mozart and the poetic imagination of Schubert

Sebastian Lang-Lessing

the last eight survivors of a 2-million-year-old civilization deep within a cave where they have managed to maintain the remnants of a breathable atmosphere that once covered the Moon

The First Sonata in F-sharp Minor op

double vinyl LP beautifully put together by Jean-Claude

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Upon hearing the music allow yourself to absorb the clarity

perhaps one of Mozart's most well-known Piano Concertos and featured in films The Spy Who Loved Me and Elvira Madigan

he never composed any other chamber work involving the horn - an oversight that horn players have regretted ever since