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By reason of its conciseness of style, Janáček's Latin Mass from around 1907-1908 gives the impression of being an inspired sketch, rather than a finished work. in particular, the brevitv of the Agnus Dei is surprising in effect. The work has a number of striking features: its totally individual melodic and rhythmic style, resulting from Janáček's well-known approach to word-setting; the use of rests for expressive purposes; the original use of heterophony, which here replaces traditional polyphony; and the expressively written instrumental part. A truly worthwhile piece offering reasonably proficient amateur choirs a good introduction to modern choral repertoire.
Category: 20th Century, Czechia, Leoš Janáček, Modernist Era, Romantic Era
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Choral Score Facsimile of the Autograph Hardcover Orchestral Parts Paperback Performance / Playing Score Score (Full Score) |
Set of Parts Solo Part with Piano Reduction Study Score Vocal Score Wind Set With Audio With / Without Fingering (Markings)
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