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Scores Choral Singing 4 Mixed Voices

Éditions À Cœur Joie
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partition chant chorale 4 voix mixtes

Find repertoire for your choirs : 4 mixed voices (and more) 

Éditions À Cœur Joie, specialistes in choir works, offers a wide range of scores for 4 mixedvoices choirs. You will find in this section scores fitted for all needs and all levels. simply choose your music among an amazin grange of styles, times and origins from Renaissance to contemporary works, jazz, pop, etc. You will certainly find the music you need for your 4 mixed voices Ensemble or Choir.

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We also propose scores for equal voices or 3 mixed voices : discover them now ! Need guidance to choose a 4 mixed voices choir work ? Feel free to contact us :

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Ave Verum - Anger - Choeur piano

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3.10 EUR
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Ave Verum - Anger - Choeur pianoSATB + Piano - Jérôme Anger

Ave Verum - Anger - Lot Direction+instruments

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8.20 EUR
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Ave Verum - Anger - Lot Direction+instrumentsSATB + Piano - Jérôme Anger

Ave verum - Saint-Saëns - SATB

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2.20 EUR
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Ave verum - Saint-Saëns - SATBA cappella SATB - Camille Saint-Saëns

Ave verum Corpus - Byrd - SATB

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3.50 EUR
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Ave verum Corpus - Byrd - SATB
This is a sheet music of a four-voice motet published in 1605 for the Feast of Corpus Christi. As it is simple and its vertical texture is clear, it was used in a great number of manuscripts and it became one of the most famous sheet music of Renaissance English church music. The second part is repeated twice, and the different voices positions enhance “dulcis” and “Jesu.” Imitation and call and response are enhanced by the manner of writing. The “Miserere mei” is highlighted through a harmonic refinement. The final “Amen” echoes with the values and balances of the beginning.

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