SKU: A0.516688

This Lauda Spiritual of Passion for SATB a cappella choir was composed in Rome in 2002 by Santino Cara and published for the first time in Turin in 2004.The Renaissance text on which it was composed the Lauda, is extracted from the third book of the spiritual lauds, Gardano editions, Rome, 1588. == Questa Lauda Spirituale di Passione per coro SAB a cappella è stata composta a Roma nel 2002 da Santino Cara e pubblicata per la prima volta a Torino nel 2004. Il testo rinascimentale su cui è stata composta la Lauda, è estratto dal terzo libro delle laudi spirituali, edizioni Gardano, Roma, 1588.

SKU: A0.1105810

Gentle, warm setting that is sung in Latin and Italian. Scored for SAB with Piano accompaniment. Accessible and appropriate for any church or concert setting. An accompaniment track is also available.

SKU: A0.962570

Scored for SSAA Chorus and Chamber Orchestra, Magnificat is suitable as a concert piece or as a ballet movement. Difficulty level is 'advanced.' Not suitable for church use. Disparate musical styles are overly progressive for use in traditional worship. Unusual instrumentation includes use of accordion in a classical format. Included in purchase are full score, parts, vocal-piano for chorus.

SKU: A0.724398

SKU: A0.793855

Mundi rector is choral part from Vivaldi's oratorio Juditha triumphans RV 644. The Latin libretto was written by Iacopo Cassetti, and it's base on the Book of Judith. Vivaldi wrote this oratorio for the ensemble (the orchestra and chorus) of the Ospedale della Pietà. The interesting fact that all characters (male and female), choruses line (originally written in SATB – mixed chorus range) and orchestral lines were sung and played by women.

This arrangement is written for female ensemble (from SATB voices range (G2 – E flat 5) to voices SSA range (D4 – G5 for G minor, and C4 – F5 for F minor key version)), accompanied by keyboard instrument.

The sound sample is an electronic preview.

The pdf file contains score (5 pages)

Performance Time approx. 3:00 

SKU: A0.793856

Mundi rector is choral part from Vivaldi's oratorio Juditha triumphans RV 644. The Latin libretto was written by Iacopo Cassetti, and it's base on the Book of Judith. Vivaldi wrote this oratorio for the ensemble (the orchestra and chorus) of the Ospedale della Pietà. The interesting fact that all characters (male and female), choruses line (originally written in SATB – mixed chorus range) and orchestral lines were sung and played by women.

This arrangement is written for female ensemble (from SATB voices range (G2 – E flat 5) to voices SSA range (D4 – G5 for G minor, and C4 – F5 for F minor key version)), accompanied by keyboard instrument.

The sound sample is an electronic preview.

The pdf file contains score (5 pages)

Performance Time approx. 3:00 

SKU: A0.793857

Mundi rector is choral part from Vivaldi's oratorio Juditha triumphans RV 644. The Latin libretto was written by Iacopo Cassetti, and it's base on the Book of Judith. Vivaldi wrote this oratorio for the ensemble (the orchestra and chorus) of the Ospedale della Pietà. The interesting fact is that all characters (male and female), choruses line (originally written in SATB – mixed chorus range) and orchestral lines were sung and played by women.

This arrangement is written for female ensemble (from SATB voices range (G2 – E flat 5) to voices SSA range (D4 – G5 for G minor, and C4 – F5 for F minor key version)) and it's accompanied by string trio.

 

The sound sample is an electronic preview.

The pdf file contains score (5 pages)

Performance Time approx. 3:00