Traduction: Johannes Brahms. piccolo, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, contrabassoon ad lib. at least doubled. Description.
Traduction: Seulement plan d'instrument. Flûte ou enregistreur. Plan.
Traduction: the move on line 4 to the dominant might suggest the 19c. Anonyme. A cappella. Sacred , Sacred song for St. Cecilia 's Day.. Langue.
Traduction: Reste. Doddridge ," 1702-1751, but these lyrics could be not be found in Doddridge's Hymns Founded on Various Texts , 1755. L.M.
Traduction: Combien de temps veux-tu me oublieras, Seigneur. which correspond to the first four verses of the psalm. Sacré, Hymne compteur. CM.
Traduction: , albeit with lines 5 and 6 of the third stanza coming first. Charles H. Giffen. Sacré, Anthem. Langue. Anglais.
Traduction: Mozart's Regina Coeli , K. 276, is a Marian antiphon, a type of liturgical chant common in the Gregorian repertory.
Traduction: Je ai entendu les cloches le jour de Noël. Leanne Daharja Veitch. A cappella. Laïque, de Noël. secular. Langue.
Traduction: The solo line would suit a soloist from the choir ranks, or a small group of mixed voices from second soprano and first alto.
Traduction: Miserere notre. Pitch in 16th century England was likely very high and this key is probably closer to the actual performance pitch.
Traduction: or difficult to achieve in many choral settings, especially middle schools and smaller high schools.
Traduction: his first sopranos down to join the second sopranos during this section. Laïque, Carol. Langue. Anglais.
Traduction: from the erotic plea to spend "one hour, or less, or more" with the woman in question,. A cappella. Secular , Chanson. Langue. SST.
Traduction: , Beethoven was suffering from a lingering illness, first contracted in October, 1816. Ludwig van Beethoven. A cappella.
Traduction: , in 1823-4. Ludwig van Beethoven. Plan. Laïque, Lied. Langue. Allemand. SSATB. 1761-1831. "Opferlied".
Traduction: Je me couchai. A cappella. Sacré, Anthem. Langue. Anglais. SSAATB.
Traduction: Musique, quand une voix douce meurent. Philip Law. Laïque, Chanson. Langue. Anglais.
Traduction: and the third line. to be sung by both men and women, doubled at the octave, which results in a very rich 6-part harmony.