Motets by Johann Sebastian Bach, discography for the G7 summits. Appointed later ambassador in Bonn, Germany remained for five years (1992- 1996). Back in Rome, he served as head of cabinet of the Minister of Foreign Affairs Lamberto Dini in the Prodi I Cabinet. In September 1997, Vattani was appointed first secretary general, replacing Boris Biancheri, the most important assignment for a diplomat at the Foreign Ministry (1997- 2001). With the start of Berlusconi II Cabinet (2001), Vattani was initially indicated as a possible foreign minister. When Berlusconi finally chose Renato Ruggiero, they replaced it with the General Secretariat colleague Giuseppe Baldocci, and sent Vattani to 	Umberto Vattani
10515461	Brussels (2001- 2003) as the Permanent Representative of Italy to the European Union, in the period of Romano Prodi as President of the European Commission. In 2004, following the retirement of Ambassador Baldocci, Vattani was appointed Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the second time, until June 2005. In 2005 Vattani was nominated president of the National Institute for Foreign Trade by the Council of Ministers and in 2009 he was reconfirmed for a second term until the institution was suppressed in 2011. He is president of the Japan-Italy Foundation and general manager of the Italy	Umberto Vattani
10515462	–USA Foundation. He is president of Venice International University, formed on the Italian side by the University of Padua, the Ca' Foscari University of Venice and the Università Iuav di Venezia in Venice . He was president of Sviluppo Italia Sicilia until 2012. Umberto Vattani Umberto Vattani (born 5 December 1938) is an Italian diplomat. The only official in the history of Italy to have twice held the position of Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He was also the last president of the National Institute for Foreign Trade until his suppression in 2011 . Education. Born in Skopje (then 	Umberto Vattani
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10515469	Motets by Johann Sebastian Bach, discography Motets by Johann Sebastian Bach, discography This article includes a list of commercial recordings of the motets of Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach motets have often been recorded as a set (typically comprising the six motets catalogued as BWV225-230). However, other motets are attributed to Bach and there is some doubt about the authorship of Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden", BWV 230, one of the BWV "six". A single CD has the capacity to contain the set of six motets plus some other works. For example, Maasaki Suzuki's 2009 recording with the Bach Collegium Japan on BIS includes "O  Jesu Christ, meins Lebens Licht", BWV 118 (which at one time was categorised as a cantata) and "Ich lasse dich nicht", BWV Anh. 159 (the authorship of which has been disputed). The motets chosen for a particular recording project can reflect the way the balance of opinion changes regarding the status of particular work: given Bach's status as one of the great composers, a firm attribution to him is likely to result in more interest in recording the piece in question. For example, was not included by John Eliot Gardiner and the Monteverdi Choir in their first set recorded  in 1980. However, they included it in their 2011 recording, by which time scholarly opinion had re-assessed the work. Recordings have also been made of the less securely attributed and even spurious motets. For example, Wolfgang Helbich recorded "The Apocryphal Bach Motets", sung by the Alsfelder Vokalensemble, in 1993 (released in 1994, re-issued 2014). Types of choirs. Choirs with one voice per part (OVPP) are used in some historically informed performances of Bach. However, OVPP recordings of the motets are in the minority. Exceptions include the Hilliard Ensemble's second set, and Konrad Junghänel with the group Cantus  Cölln. Philippe Herreweghe's two sets use OVPP for some motets, for example "Jesus meine Freude", and not others. At least some of the motets would have been first performed by singers from Leipzig's Thomanerchor, which comprises boys and young men. This choir has recorded the motets (initially under Günther Ramin in the 1950s), as have other choirs with boys' voices such as the Choir of New College, Oxford. Instrumental accompaniment. Music directors need to make choices about the instrumental accompaniment, if any, to be used. There are three possible approaches: Surviving sources do not make it clear what  Bach's approach was to the accompaniment of most of these pieces. In the case of "Der Geist hilft unser Schwachheit auf", BWV 226 orchestral parts are extant, indicating that choir I was doubled by strings and choir II by reeds (two oboes, taille and bassoon). There is also a basso continuo provided (separate violone and organ parts) which underlies both choirs. An accompaniment is also specified for "Lobet den Herrn". La Petite Bande and Bach Collegium Japan, for example, use the orchestration of "Der Geist hilft unser Schwachheit auf" for the other pieces for double choir. However, "a capella  performance is long-established tradition, which is also reflected in recordings. The Hilliard Ensemble's OVPP version is mainly a capella". They omit the instrumental parts of "Der Geist hilft unser Schwachheit auf", but sing "Lobet den Herrn" to organ accompaniment. The recordings with continuo accompaniment include The Sixteen's version (the instruments are cello, violone, theorbo, organ) and the second recording by the Monteverdi Choir (cello, double bass, bassoon and organ). History. The first of the motets to be recorded was "Jesu meine Freude" in 1927. This version was sung in English. Awards. In 2010, Suzuki and his ensemble  were given a French award (Diapason d’Or de l’Année) and a German award (Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik) for their recording of Bach motets on BIS. John Eliot Gardiner, who has won more Gramophone Awards than any other living artist, received one for his second recording of the motets with the Monteverdi Choir on SDG. It was one of the 2013 awards, the category being "Baroque Vocal". Grete Pedersen with the Norwegian choir Det Norske Solistkor won a Diapason d'Or in 2018 for their recording of the motets on BIS. Raphaël Pichon with Pygmalion won an Opus Klassik award in 2021  for their recording of the motets on Harmonia Mundi. Discography. Recorded sets of Bach's motets usually include at least the motets BWV 225-229. For sets of six, either BWV 230 or is added. Motets have also been recorded individually, for instance Charles Kennedy Scott and the Bach Cantata Club recorded BWV 227, sung in English, in 1927, which was the first recording of any motet by Bach. Sets. The intention has been to feature versions which are still available. The year given is that of recording. In the case of pre-1980s recordings, the date of reissue on CD  can be significantly later than the original recording. Motets by Johann Sebastian Bach, discography This article includes a list of commercial recordings of the motets of Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach motets have often been recorded as a set (typically comprising the six motets catalogued as BWV225-230). However, other motets are attributed to Bach and there is some doubt about the authorship of "Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden", BWV 230, one of the BWV "six". A single CD has the capacity to contain the set of six motets plus some other works. For example, Maasaki Suzuki's 2009 recording with