Magnificat For Three Choruses SATB TTBB SSAA

Magnificat for three choruses (SATB TTBB SSAA) by Andrea Gabrielli (1510-1586).Duration: approx. 8 minutes.

Bach's Magnificat In D was originally composed in 1723 for the Christmas Vespers in Leipzig with Christmas specific texts that would be later removed to make the work suitable for year-round performance. The work can be divided into twelve parts grouped into three movements beginning with an aria and ending with a fugal chorus. This edition is edited by Neil Jenkins for SATB with a Piano accompaniment. In the original key of D.

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach wrote his first great vocal composition the Magnificat in 1749 at the age of 35. It bears all the earmarks of “audition music” i.e. a piece that organists and choir directors had to submit when applying for a new position. This feature is especially evident in its stylistic variety which makes the work a rewarding and colorful challenge for all church choirs. Special attractions are the work's contrapuntal passages which are very similiar in sound and structure to those of J. S. Bach’s B minor Mass. The present arrangement for soloists chorus and organ is intended as a self contained version accessible to a widerange of choirs even those with limited financial means. - Self contained version for soloists (SATB) chorus (SATB) and organ - Ideal for use in church and concert hall - Clear and well presented organ part - Duration: ca. 40 minutes The Bärenreiter CHOIR&ORGAN Series presents great choral works in arrangements for soloists choir and organ; no orchestra is needed. The original orchestral parts have been transcribed into straight-forward organ reductions whereby the contemporary tradition of such arrangements has been taken into consideration. In some cases the original organ version by the composer has been used. The Organ parts are presented on three staves. The choir and solo parts always remain true to the original. One edition can be used by soloists singers and Organist alike.

Capellchor 2-Concerto for four-part select (solo) choir two four-part ripieno choirs (ad lib) a three-part solo Violin ensemble a three-part solo Trombone ensemble and Basso continuo (Cello or Organ).My soul doth magnify the Lord and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. Schutz's impressive and musically colourful setting of the Magnifcat from 1665 shows the influence of Monteverdi following Schutz's studies in Italy.Our full score contains a comprehensive preface (German English) outlining the sources and particular consideration for the use of instruments and chorus. The preface also includes a German and English translation ofthe Latin text.- Full score and performance material available for sale (BA4334)

Favoritchor/OrgelBc. Par SCHUTZ HEINRICH. Concerto for four-part select (solo) choir, two four-part ripieno choirs (ad lib), a three-part solo Violin ensemble, a three-part solo Trombone ensemble and Basso continuo (Cello or Organ). My soul doth magnify the Lord and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. Schutz 's impressive and musically colourful setting of the Magnifcat from 1665 shows the influence of Monteverdi following Schutz 's studies in Italy. Our full score contains a comprehensive preface (German, English) outlining the sources and particular consideration for the use of instruments and chorus. The preface also includes a German and English translation ofthe Latin text. - Full score and performance material available for sale (BA4334)/ Répertoire / SATBasse (2 Grands Choeurs Mixtes à 4 Voix Ad Libi

Concerto for four-part select (solo) choir two four-part ripieno choirs (ad lib) a three-part solo Violin ensemble a three-part solo Trombone ensemble and Basso continuo (cello or organ)My soul doth magnify the Lord and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. Schutz's impressive and musically colourful setting of the Magnifcat from 1665 shows the influence of Monteverdi following Schutz's studies in Italy.This full score contains a comprehensive preface (German English) outlining the sources and particular consideration for the use of instruments and chorus. The preface also includes a German and English translation of the Latin text.- Full score andperformance material available for sale (BA4334)

Concerto for four-part select (solo) choir two four-part ripieno choirs (ad lib) a three-part solo Violin ensemble a three-part solo Trombone ensemble and Basso continuo (cello or organ)My soul doth magnify the Lord and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. Schutz's impressive and musically colourful setting of the Magnifcat from 1665 shows the influence of Monteverdi following Schutz's studies in Italy.This full score contains a comprehensive preface (German English) outlining the sources and particular consideration for the use of instruments and chorus. The preface also includes a German and English translation of the Latin text.- Full score andperformance material available for sale (BA4334)

Bach's Magnificat In D was originally composed in 1723 for the Christmas Vespers in Leipzig, with Christmas specific texts that would be later removed to make the work suitable for year-round performance. The work can be divided into twelve parts grouped into three movements, beginning with an aria and ending with a fugal chorus. This edition is edited by Neil Jenkins for SATB with a Piano accompaniment. In the original key of D. / Chant Et Piano