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Navigation Shop Sheet music Lentschat, Ralf: "Hört der Engel helle Lieder" for 10 Brass

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Navigation Shop Sheet music Victoria, Thomás Luis de: O magnum mysterium – Motet for mixed choir a cappella (Piano)

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Lentschat, Ralf: "Hört der Engel helle Lieder" for 10 Brass

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The well-known German Christmas carols "Hört der Engel helle Lieder" (Listen to the angels' jubilant songs!) and "Ubi sunt gaudia" are presented here as an arrangement for 10 brass instruments by Ralf Lentschat.

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Victoria, Thomás Luis de: O magnum mysterium – Motet for mixed choir a cappella (Piano)

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O Magnum Mystery (O Great Mystery), the fourth responsorial chant from the Vigil at Christmas as a four-part motet by Thomás Luis de Victoria (1548-1611).

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Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da: "Sicut cervus" - Motet for mixed choir a cappella

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The motet "Sicut cervus" for mixed choir a cappella is a setting of Psalm 42:2,3. It was posthumously published.  It is now one of Palestrina's most famous works and regarded as a model of Renaissance polyphony.

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