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New Palestrina Sources

Pike, 1976

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Pike L
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The Musical Times

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One can gain an insight into Peter Philips's musical preferences by noting that the three pieces by other composers which he included in his publi-cations1 are all from the'Roman school': two are by Palestrina, one2 by Felice Anerio. The most famous of all Palestrina's …
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