Missa SolemnisBeethoven's Missa solemnis is the one work the composer admired above all his compositions. It was written for his great patron and friend Archduke Rudolf of Austria at around the same time that he embarked on his Ninth Symphony and as the writer Donald Tovey noted, 'there is no choral and no orchestral writing, earlier or later, that shows a more thrilling sense of the individual colour of every chord.' This insightful documentary follows Frieder

we was good

The Armenian musical renaissance of the Soviet era finds expression in Aram Khachaturian's glorious ode to his hometown of Yerevan

recorded in 1963

Faure: Requiem Op

8 (1957) is characterized by dramatic atmosphere and vibrant restlessness

And to celebrate 25 years of his favorite place

0 is a continuation of the feel good energy we've always been about

"I Get Weak" and "World Without You"

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catchy hooks and endlessly entertaining personality

Counted among Antonio's discoveries-muses of the period-were iconic beauties such as Grace Jones

probably not so much referring to the city of Vienna