SKU: BR.MR-2115A
ISBN 9790004486696. 9 x 12 inches.
Sonata Sancti Mauritii was written in 1666 by Pavel Josef Vejvanovsky (1633?-1693) for the feast day of the patron saint of St. Mauritius Church, Kremsier, which is now Kromeriz, Czech. The date of the composition shows it to be an early work composed about two years after he joined Prince Bishop Karl Liechtenstein-Kastelkorn's orchestra as trumpeter, composer and copyist.The source for this edition is a manuscript in the Castle Archives, Kromeriz, C.S.S.R., call number Breitenbucher IV 9.This sonata contains many features of interest to trumpeters and is an attractive piece in its own right. Two noteworthy points are 1) the use of mutes to raise the pitch of the trumpets from C to D and 2) the unusual key of g minor for the trumpets with a difficult move from the f-sharp to f-natural in the first trumpet part in measures 112-113. In the latter case, a fermata has been inserted editorially for musical as well as practical reasons.This piano reduction was prepared from a modern edition of the work with strings and continue available also from Musica Rara. The string parts are preserved here as much as possible in the sections marked Tutti. The sections marked B. C. (Basso Continuo) appear here as realised in the orchestral edition.(from the Preface: Charles W. Smith, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, U.S.A., 9th March 1985).
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Cembalo in score.
SKU: TM.05740SET
Intrada, Minuet, Gavotte, Aria, Ingressus.
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SKU: GI.G-5154
This uplifting arrangement for two violins and organ is great as a prelude or for use during preparation of the gifts on Easter. Careful attention to violin technique is included in the editing. .
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Transposed: Cl, Hn, Tpt, Tbn.
SKU: TM.05984SET
SKU: TM.05740SC
SKU: TM.05858SC