Magnificat (Vocal-Choral Score) - SMezA - VERSION I

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Magnificat (Vocal-Choral Score) - SMezA - VERSION I

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All Versions are:	VERSION I – 2009: for mezzosoprano or baritone solo, three-part choir (SMezA) of treble voices with viola da gamba (violoncello) and harpsichord (piano) accompaniment VERSION II – 2009 / 2011: for mezzosoprano or baritone solo, three-part choir (SMezA) of treble voices and chamber orchestra VERSION III – 2009 / 2014: for mezzosoprano or baritone solo, three-part choir (SMezA) of treble voices with piano accompaniment
Music
Composer / Arranger:	ČOPI Ambrož
Text
Text Author:	Biblical
Scoring
Detailed Scoring:	for mezzosoprano (or baritone) solo, three-part choir (SMezA) of high voices, with viola da gamba (violoncello) and harpsichord (piano) accompaniment
Composition
Date (and place) composed:	2009
Dedication:	Dedicated to Maja Cilenšek and Mladinski pevski zbor Glasbene šole Koper for the 60th Anniversary of the Glasbena šola [Music School] Koper, Slovenia
Commission:	Commissioned by Branka Kljun for the Music Subscription Season Series of the Cultural Center "Srečko Kosovel," Sežana, Slovenia
Other
Sort of publication:	can be used with all three (3) versions - choirwise
Product Description:	Stapled, without hard-paper and coloured cover, cheaper, normally used with choirs wanting to have instrumental-accompaniment orientation, solo and choir voices with (full) piano reduction, available in choral numbers only. The inner content is the same as in the Vocal Score (if published for the piece).
Number of pages:	28 pages
Product Type:	Vocal-Choral Score

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	VERSION I – 2009: for mezzosoprano or baritone solo, three-part choir (SMezA) of treble voices with viola da gamba (violoncello) and harpsichord (piano) accompaniment VERSION II – 2009 / 2011: for mezzosoprano or baritone solo, three-part choir (SMezA) of treble voices and chamber orchestra VERSION III – 2009 / 2014: for mezzosoprano or baritone solo, three-part choir (SMezA) of treble voices with pianoaccompaniment