| |  This new edition by Bruce Wood, emeritus Professor of Music at the University of Wales, is intended to directly compliment the full score included in Purcell Society Volume 24.
The piece is an ode to the birthday of Queen Mary, 1694, and is set for Soprano, 2 Counter-Tenor (Alto) and Bass soloists, with SATB and Orchestra. This vocal score features a piano/organ reduction of the orchestral score which also functions as a realisation of the original basso continuo.
Minimum delivery time 2 to 3 weeks.
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| | |  Philibert Jambe De Fer lived in Lyonand he was published by great publishers in the middle of the 16th century. He essentially composed religious polyphonic songs and spiritual songs. However, he is mostly known for his Épitomé Musical. This is one of the only French tracts of clearly dealing with the musical instruments of the 16th century. It is a simple polyphony in note-against-note writing. The lyrics have to be perfectly understood by the choristers and the listeners. Psalm 42 is sung for the matins in the Feast of Corpus Christi and for funeral liturgies. Goudimel composed another version of this psalm based on the text of Theodore Beza. |
| | | |  This is a suite composed of three unaccompanied vocal music which can of course be performed separately. These polyphonies are not so difficult and sound beautiful. They can be performed by the great majority of choirs. |
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