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https://lartisana.vda.it/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/ant-news-mostre.jpg1000667“What are the sounds of God?” Hans Leo Hassler, Giovanni Gabrieli, and Johann Sebastian Bach must have wondered as they wrote beautiful polyphonies for the brass instruments of their cathedrals. Since the Renaissance, these instruments have continued to inspire composers from Carl Maria von Weber to Herbie Hancock.