Petrali/ Bottini - Organ MusicVincenzo Petrali (1830 1889) was an organist composer active in the north of Italy. Acclaimed in his own time as a master improviser, the equal in this regard to French contemporaries such as Guilmant and Widor, he left a small, beautifully crafted body of original work for ecclesiastical use, around a third of it presented on this new album. He wrote two organ Masses in the tradition of 17th century Venetian school composers such as Merula and

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and the elevations are but a few of the powerful images that will strike the audience's imagination

Lead single featuring Rag'n'Bone Man taken from Robert's' debut album Orange is The New Black

Everything to set the stage for his second album

-A total of 68 recordings for 4-Star

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full of fresh swinging arrangements complemented by successes from the olden days

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