martes, 19 de mayo de 2009
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Place à Purcell au Festival Montreal Baroque !
Du 25 au 28 Juin 2009
www.montrealbaroque.com
In the Ode to St Cecilia, the air: "wondrous machine" seems to fit the words of the Benedictus far too well and IMHO it (and possibly the remainder of the Ode although TBH I have not yet looked closely at the rest of it)was composed for a mass that died prematurely when William of Orange took the throne.
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