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Title:	ORGAN IN ITALY - BETWEEN RINASCIMENTO
Titles by this Artist:	LERNIA, FRANCESCO DI: ORG
Titles by this Label:	TCT-Tactus
Catalog #:	550004
Released:	7/12/2005
List Price:	$14.98
Allegro Price:	$11.98 20% OFF
You Save:	$3.00
Media Type:	COMPACT DISC
# Units:	1
UPC:	8007194103410

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Francesco di Lernia, organ

18 selections by Gabrieli, Cavazzoni, Picchi, Frescobaldi, Merula, Pasquini, Zipoli, Martini, Fogliano, Stivori & Pollarolo

Francesco di Lernia is considered one of the most representative performers of the panorama of Italian organ music. He has toured Europe, Asia and the U.S. and recorded numerous albums on several labels. Since 1995, he has been professor of organ and composition at the Lorenzo Perosi Conservatory in Italy. On this CD he plays two historic organs built in 1532 and 1792, respectively. Full specifications included in illustrated booklet.