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| |  François Harquel made new reproduction and Christian Gouinguené made continuos and keyboard parts. |
| | |  Claudio Monteverdi was famous for his “Selva morale” published in Venice in 1640 by the end of his life. But this work is incredibly beautiful also. It was dedicated to the Empress Eleonora Gonzaga. This was the greatest composition since the one of Vespro della Beata Vergine was published in 1610. This version follows the 16th-century guidelines, and only the odd verses are polyphonic. All the other verses are intended to be sung in plainsong or accompanied on the organ. The musical characteristics of Claudio Monteverdi are unique and cannot be imitated. |
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Score for mixed voice choir by Jan Dismas Zelenka (SATB)
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| | |  This song was sung for the first time for the concert given by some inhabitants of Lorraine for the general meeting of the Association À Coeur Joie in April 2013, Nancy. This is the modern edition which choristers will love to play. It is original and easy to perform. You can homogenize the whole color by associating tenors and altos in a same desk. It is traditionally sung with plainsong and polyphony. This musical technique started to increase by the middle of the 16th century in the royal court. |
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