Cantate Domino : Pascal Martiné

Titel (DE): Cantate Domino -
Titel (EN): Cantate Domino -
Titel (FR): Cantate Domino -
Komponist / Composer: Martiné, Pascal
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Besetzung / Instrumentation: Frauenchor (SSAA) a cappella / female choir (SSAA) a cappella
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Aufführungsdauer / Duration: 3'
Verlag / Publisher: Schott Music
Erscheindungsdatum / Date of Publishing: 09.06.2017
Ausgabe / Publication: Chorpartitur - Choral score -
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Seiten / Pages: 8
Verarbeitung: Rückendrahtheftung - Saddle-wire stitching
Schwierigkeitsgrad / Difficulty: fortgeschritten - advanced - avancé
Sprache / Language: Lateinisch
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ISMN: M-001-16708-6
ISMN-13: 979-0-001-16708-6
ISMN-EAN: 9790001167086
UPC: 841886033238

Anyone who likes refined rhythms, razor-sharp articulation, lively melismata, and high soprano notes will certainly be in for a treat with the sacred choral composition Cantate Domino by Pascal Martiné. The Latin choral work for four-part a cappella women's choir is almost bubbling over with syncopes and tongue-twisting syllables on the one hand, and melismatic melody lines on the other hand. This a cappella setting for women's choir (SSAA) with verses 1-4 from Psalm 96 lives on the play of musical contrasts, with solemn unison passages that are reminiscent of Gregorian chant alternating with four-part melismatic sections and thus adequately following the work's textual content. A really 'groovy' piece of music!
Anyone who likes refined rhythms, razor-sharp articulation, lively melismata, and high soprano notes will certainly be in for a treat with the sacred choral composition Cantate Domino by Pascal Martiné. The Latin choral work for four-part a cappella women's choir is almost bubbling over with syncopes and tongue-twisting syllables on the one hand, and melismatic melody lines on the other hand. This setting with verses 1-4 from Psalm 96 lives on the play of musical contrasts.

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Anyone who likes refined rhythms, razor-sharp articulation, lively melismata, and high soprano notes will certainly be in for a treat with the sacred choral composition Cantate Domino by Pascal Martiné. The Latin choral work for four-part a cappella women's choir is almost bubbling over with syncopes and tongue-twisting syllables on the one hand, and melismatic melody lines on the other hand. This a cappella setting for women's choir (SSAA) with verses 1-4 from Psalm 96 lives on the play of musical contrasts, with solemn unison passages that are reminiscent of Gregorian chant alternating with four-part melismatic sections and thus adequately following the work's textual content. A really 'groovy' piece of music!
Anyone who likes refined rhythms, razor-sharp articulation, lively melismata, and high soprano notes will certainly be in for a treat with the sacred choral composition Cantate Domino by Pascal Martiné. The Latin choral work for four-part a cappella women's choir is almost bubbling over with syncopes and tongue-twisting syllables on the one hand, and melismatic melody lines on the other hand. This setting with verses 1-4 from Psalm 96 lives on the play of musical contrasts.