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Three Sacred Choruses For Women's Voices (Mark Foster). By Johannes Brahms (1833-1897). Edited by Dean Crocker. For Choral (SSAA). Mark Foster. 16 pages.. Many of Brahms' early choral works are the result of his work in the 1850s as director of a women's choir in Hamburg and the choral society of Detmold. These three sacred choruses are based on rather complex contrapuntal forms: O Bone Jesu is a metric double canon in contrary motion. Adoramus te, Christe is a continuous four-voice canon at the fourth, fifth and octave. Regina coeli is a canon in contrary motion sung by two soloists with choral interjections of “Alleluia.” Together with the Ave Maria, these comprise Brahms' only published settings of Latin texts. Duration: ca. 3:30. Minimum order 6 copies.
  • Three Sacred Choruses For Women's Voices (Mark Foster). By Johannes Brahms (1833-1897). Edited by Dean Crocker. For Choral (SSAA). Mark Foster. 16 pages.. Many of Brahms' early choral works are the result of his work in the 1850s as director of a women's choir in Hamburg and the choral society of Detmold. These three sacred choruses are based on rather complex contrapuntal forms: O Bone Jesu is a metric double canon in contrary motion. Adoramus te, Christe is a continuous four-voice canon at the fourth, fifth and octave. Regina coeli is a canon in contrary motion sung by two soloists with choral interjections of “Alleluia.” Together with the Ave Maria, these comprise Brahms' only published settings of Latin texts. Duration: ca. 3:30. Minimum order 6 copies.
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Three Sacred Choruses For Women's Voices (Mark Foster). By Johannes Brahms (1833-1897). Edited by Dean Crocker. For Choral (SSAA). Mark Foster. 16 pages..

Many of Brahms' early choral works are the result of his work in the 1850s as director of a women's choir in Hamburg and the choral society of Detmold. These three sacred choruses are based on rather complex contrapuntal forms: O Bone Jesu is a metric double canon in contrary motion. Adoramus te, Christe is a continuous four-voice canon at the fourth, fifth and octave. Regina coeli is a canon in contrary motion sung by two soloists with choral interjections of “Alleluia.” Together with the Ave Maria, these comprise Brahms' only published settings of Latin texts. Duration: ca. 3:30.

Minimum order 6 copies.

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