Ugh, can't believe they're making us pay extra for this album 
. I mean, sure, it's got some great songs and all, but 30 bucks for a bunch of old Baroque music? That's just crazy talk 
. And don't even get me started on the packaging - who thought it was a good idea to put a bunch of tiny scores in with the CD? It's just clutter 
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And have you noticed how every album release is always "a testament" or "a revolution" in some way? Like, can we just say something nice for once without overusing buzzwords?
. Anyway, I guess Laura Catrani's vocals are pretty great and all...
. I mean, sure, it's got some great songs and all, but 30 bucks for a bunch of old Baroque music? That's just crazy talk . And don't even get me started on the packaging - who thought it was a good idea to put a bunch of tiny scores in with the CD? It's just clutter .And have you noticed how every album release is always "a testament" or "a revolution" in some way? Like, can we just say something nice for once without overusing buzzwords?
. Anyway, I guess Laura Catrani's vocals are pretty great and all...
And that ensemble they've got together is seriously on point - all those instruments blending in perfect harmony, like a beautifully messy Renaissance wedding party. I'm not surprised they're calling Strozzi a revolutionary composer, this music feels like a game-changer for its time! 