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Four Motets and a Chorale from the Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christi secundum Jo. A Cappella sheet music. Organ Accompaniment sheet music. Advanced.

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Four Motets and a Chorale from the Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christi secundum Jo composed by Randall Giles. For SATB choir, a cappella or with organ. Cathedral. Choral, Concert, Lent. Difficult. Choral score. Published by Paraclete Press. PL.9606. Four Motets and a Chorale are choral interpolations drawn from Randall Giles' Latin setting of St. John's Passion. Movements I, II and V have organ accompaniment, primarily derived from the choral parts. Perhaps the best-known of these texts is "Crux fidelis"--Faithful Cross--which is set as a traditional four-part chorale. In the other four movements, Dr. Giles blends chromatic voice leading and varied meters. often within wide tessituras. to augment the naturally expressive sense of the texts. Easily the most difficult music of this lot is Randall Giles's stunning "Four Motets and a Chorale". "Quia id quod accidit" and "Vinea mea electa" are unaccompanied pieces of uncompromising dissonance and difficulty. "Attolite portas" and "Christus factus est" are accompanied works with triadic harmony. In the former, the energy of the counterpoint gives off a glistening intensity, whereas in the latter unrelated major and minor chords are juxtaposed like primary colors to create sensuous vibrancy of a Gustav Klimt canvas. The original accompaniment of these movements is for organ and brass sextet, which may be rented from Paraclete Press. Mr. Giles was kind enought to submit the chorale, "Crux fidelis", it's a beauty, and it's a keeper. - AAM Journal.

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Four Motets and a Chorale from the Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christi secundum Jo composed by Randall Giles. For SATB choir, a cappella or with organ. 성당. Choral, Concert, Lent. 어려운. 합창 점수. 변호 압박에 의해 간행. PL.9606. Four Motets and a Chorale are choral interpolations drawn from Randall Giles' Latin setting of St. John's Passion. Movements I, II and V have organ accompaniment, primarily derived from the choral parts. Perhaps the best-known of these texts is "Crux fidelis"--Faithful Cross--which is set as a traditional four-part chorale. In the other four movements, Dr. Giles blends chromatic voice leading and varied meters. often within wide tessituras. to augment the naturally expressive sense of the texts. Easily the most difficult music of this lot is Randall Giles's stunning "Four Motets and a Chorale". "Quia id quod accidit" and "Vinea mea electa" are unaccompanied pieces of uncompromising dissonance and difficulty. "Attolite portas" and "Christus factus est" are accompanied works with triadic harmony. In the former, the energy of the counterpoint gives off a glistening intensity, whereas in the latter unrelated major and minor chords are juxtaposed like primary colors to create sensuous vibrancy of a Gustav Klimt canvas. The original accompaniment of these movements is for organ and brass sextet, which may be rented from Paraclete Press. Mr. Giles was kind enought to submit the chorale, "Crux fidelis", it's a beauty, and it's a keeper. - AAM 저널.