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ROVETTA: Venetian Vespers.
ROVETTA: Venetian Vespers. Cantus Colln/ Junghanel (Harmonia Mundi HMC901706). In 1638 Giovanni Rovetta was commissioned by the French ambassador to Venice to compose a Vespers setting to mark the birth of the future Louis XIV. Konrad Junghanel ...
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