Palestrina Ensemble Munich/ Schubert - Canticum SalomonisPalestrina's Fourth Book of Motets was dedicated to his patron Pope Gregory XIII and published in Rome in 1584. He took as his text The Song of Songs (also known as The Song of Solomon). The 29 motets, written in an age of religious tumult and Counter Reformation, evoke the love of Christ in devotional music of chamber like refinement and joy. This recording also includes plainchant antiphons related to the texts, and the motets Afferentur Regi and

and related issues

is a set that features The Staple Singers'

Copies of the master tapes are in the Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies

Included is the flip-side "Clubb Rhythm

In a genre where negativity and despair seem to be in the forefront of most modern hard rock acts these days

The set concludes with rewind

Tim Hardin

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who is now based in Berlin has formerly played in the Icelandic band Singapore Sling

this disc presents numerous extra excerpts from Peer Gynt

and reflexes of a fighter

A hard-drinking cop is turned into a werewolf and strives for self-improvement in this Canadian horror comedy