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| | | The motet “Gaude Virgo Mater Christi” is similar to “Ave Maria… Virgo Serena” (ref. ACJ 5070). Five of the six stanzas begin with an imitative and contrapuntal “Gaude.” The binary rhythm alternates with the ternary rhythm in the sixth stanza ending with a lively “Alleluia.” It will remind you of the Agnus Dei 2 from the Missa Gaudeamus (ref. ACJ 9166). |
| | | New! Come and discover Gaudeamus Igitur, the official anthem of the European Universities. It is a student song, originally entitled De brevitate vitae (On the brevity of life) harmonized for mixed voices by Rafael Sánchez Mombiedro. |
| | | “Piae cantiones ecclesiasticae” is a collection of religious songs composed at the beginning of the century by German musicians. They wanted to convey an unfailing faith with melodies easy to sing and to memorize. “Gaudete Christus est natus” and the dynamic text about Christmas joy belong to the popular style. It was published in 1582. A version arranged for three mixed or equal voices is also available. |
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