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Haydn: Missa in Tempore Belli, Hob. XXII:9 - "Mass in Time of War"

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Oxford University Press  |  SKU : 9780193367920  |  Code-barres: 9780193367920

Description

Haydn's Missa in Tempore Belli "Paukenmesse" was composed in 1796 for SATB chorus and soloists with orchestra. It is one of the finest of the six Hermenegild masses that, together with The Creation and The Seasons , represent the crowning glory of Haydn's final creative period. Although the work was originally written for relatively modest orchestral forces, the wind scoring was expanded when it was performed to great acclaim in Vienna in late 1796. This critical edition by Dr David Russell Hulme is the first to include both the original and Viennese scorings, and the vocal score contains a specially prepared piano reduction that provides a full and practical representation of the instrumental textures and clearly identifies the additional Viennese material. Complete orchestral and vocal material is available on hire/rental, and the vocal score is also available on sale.

  • Popular choral work for choir and orchestra
  • Edited by David Russell Hulme
  • First critical edition to include both the Eisenstadt and Viennese scorings
  • Specially prepared piano reduction with cues as to extra Viennese material
  • Full score and parts available on hire
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Oxford University Press

Haydn: Missa in Tempore Belli, Hob. XXII:9 - "Mass in Time of War"

$38.00

Description

Haydn's Missa in Tempore Belli "Paukenmesse" was composed in 1796 for SATB chorus and soloists with orchestra. It is one of the finest of the six Hermenegild masses that, together with The Creation and The Seasons , represent the crowning glory of Haydn's final creative period. Although the work was originally written for relatively modest orchestral forces, the wind scoring was expanded when it was performed to great acclaim in Vienna in late 1796. This critical edition by Dr David Russell Hulme is the first to include both the original and Viennese scorings, and the vocal score contains a specially prepared piano reduction that provides a full and practical representation of the instrumental textures and clearly identifies the additional Viennese material. Complete orchestral and vocal material is available on hire/rental, and the vocal score is also available on sale.

  • Popular choral work for choir and orchestra
  • Edited by David Russell Hulme
  • First critical edition to include both the Eisenstadt and Viennese scorings
  • Specially prepared piano reduction with cues as to extra Viennese material
  • Full score and parts available on hire

Format

  • Vocal Score
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