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Stephen Harrap. Ave Verum Corpus. Sheet Music. SATB. SATB. Stephen Harrap.

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Stephen Harrap. Ave Verum Corpus. Partitions. SATB. SATB. Stephen Harrap.

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Harrap's inventive and dramatic setting of the well-known Eucharist hymn text provides a contemporary alternative to more familiar versions by Byrd, Mozart, and Elgar. In five unaccompanied and often interweaving parts, with meandering chromatic harmonies, Ave verum corpus is both challenging and rewarding to sing. The motet's striking scalic passages, effective word painting and overall contrast to the other well-known settings will be welcomed by singers and listeners alike. Particularly suitable for Holy Communion and the Feast of Corpus Christi. Stephen Harrap. Stephen Harrap was born in Portsmouth in 1952 and studied at the London Guildhall School of Music and Drama and the London Opera Centre. As a conductor, he has collaborated with many leading musicians and ensembles, including Luciano Berio, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, the London Sinfonietta, and the Orchestra di Santa Cecilia in Rome. he has also worked at prominent opera houses, including Covent Garden, Paris, and Salzburg. Since 1995 he has focused on the composition and performance of his own choral and orchestral works, which have been premiered at numerous venues and festivals across Europe.

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Harrap's inventive and dramatic setting of the well-known Eucharist hymn text provides a contemporary alternative to more familiar versions by Byrd, Mozart, and Elgar. In five unaccompanied and often interweaving parts, with meandering chromatic harmonies, Ave verum corpus is both challenging and rewarding to sing. The motet's striking scalic passages, effective word painting and overall contrast to the other well-known settings will be welcomed by singers and listeners alike. Particularly suitable for Holy Communion and the Feast of Corpus Christi. Stephen Harrap. Stephen Harrap est né à Portsmouth en 1952 et a étudié à la Guildhall London School of Music and Drama et l'Opéra Centre de Londres. Comme chef d'orchestre, il a collaboré avec de nombreux musiciens et ensembles principaux, y compris Luciano Berio, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, le London Sinfonietta et l'Orchestra di Santa Cecilia à Rome. il a également travaillé dans les maisons d'opéra de premier plan, y compris Covent Garden, Paris et Salzbourg. Depuis 1995, il a mis l'accent sur la composition et la performance de ses propres chorales et orchestrales œuvres qui ont été créées dans de nombreux lieux et festivals à travers l'Europe.