If music be the food of love, sing on, sing on, sing on ... (Shakespeare)
Product no.: 31252
Cantata for baritone, choir, oboe, vibraphone and string orchestra based on words by Jörg Zink, Kurt Ihlenfeld, Martin Luther and biblical texts. The movements: I. Appell - Appeal (Isa 58: 7, Mt 6:11) |
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Product no.: 31309
Around 1700, the cantata genre reached Italy during a cultural exchange. Composers began to combine the "Italian style" with the "French gout". The resulting French cantatas are characterized by these style mixtures, on which ancient love stories sound expressively in a wide spectrum of emotions. Today, the versatile pieces have largely been forgotten. Here is a selection from the cantatas by Jean-Baptiste Morin. Content:
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Delivery weight: 22 g
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Product no.: 31251
Cantata for baritone, choir, oboe, vibraphone and string orchestra based on words by Jörg Zink, Kurt Ihlenfeld, Martin Luther and biblical texts. The movements: I. Appell - Appeal (Isa 58: 7, Mt 6:11) |
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Delivery weight: 143 g
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Product no.: 31311
Around 1700, the cantata genre reached Italy during a cultural exchange. Composers began to combine the "Italian style" with the "French gout". The resulting French cantatas are characterized by these style mixtures, on which ancient love stories sound expressively in a wide spectrum of emotions. Today, the versatile pieces have largely been forgotten. Here is a selection from the cantatas by Nicolas Bernier. Content:
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Delivery weight: 22 g
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Product no.: 31310
Around 1700, in the course of a cultural exchange from Italy to France, composers began to unite the "Italian style" with the "French gout". The resulting French cantatas and ariettes impress with these style mixtures, on which ancient love stories sound expressively in a wide spectrum of emotions. Today, the versatile pieces have largely been forgotten. Here is a Ariette by Brunet de Moland. |
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Product no.: 31308
Around 1700, the cantata genre reached Italy during a cultural exchange. Composers began to combine the "Italian style" with the "French gout". The resulting French cantatas are characterized by these style mixtures, on which ancient love stories sound expressively in a wide spectrum of emotions. Today, the versatile pieces have largely been forgotten. Here is the cantata "Philomèle" by Jean-Baptiste Stuck. |
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Lentschat, Ralf: "The bright star of Bethlehem" 6 Christmas songs for children's choir and orchestra"The bright star of Bethlehem" Movements:
(Download PDF choral score)
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Delivery weight: 1.135 kg
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