Renaissance Choral Mastery: Schola Cantorum 3 Sacred Motets and Classical SolfeggiosProduct DetailsUPC:N/A (Vintage 1974 First Edition)Product Type:Vocal/Choral Score (Paperback)Brand Name:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadEditor:Fodor kosMPN / Item Number:7290ISMN:9790080072905 / 979-0080072905Genre:Choral Work / Renaissance Motets / Vocal PedagogyStyle:Renaissance / Baroque / Early MusicInstrumentation:Two- and Three-Part Voices (I, II / I, II, III)OverviewSchola Cantorum 3is a significant installment in the esteemed 13-part series published by Editio Musica Budapest. This volume, edited by the polymathFodor kos, focuses on the sacred polyphony of the 15th and 16th centuries while introducing rare 18th-century vocal exercises. Designed for a global audience, this edition presents works by masters such as Obrecht, Lasso, and Hassler in their original languages (Latin and German). The collection serves as an essential bridge for active musiciansfrom school choirs to professional ensemblesaiming to bring the “noble music” of history into modern performance spaces with clarity and spiritual integrity.Product FeaturesFormat:A/4 (21 x 29.7 cm)Length:20 pagesWeight:0.051 kgLanguage:Original languages strictly maintained (Latin, German)Eco-Friendly:Printed on high-quality, durable paper made from renewable, environmentally friendly materials.Publication Date:May 1974Setting:Choral Score for 2 and 3 voices.Interesting FactsPedagogical Pioneers:Unique to this volume is the inclusion of severalSolfeggiosbyJohann Joseph FuxandLeonardo Leo. Fux was the author ofGradus ad Parnassum, the most famous treatise on counterpoint, which influenced composers from Mozart to Beethoven.Protestant Heritage:The collection features a strong selection of German chorale-based works byKaspar Othmayr, a key figure in the 16th-century Reformation music scene.The Franco-Flemish School:It includes fragments fromJacob Obrecht, whose masses were considered the height of musical architecture in the late 1400s.Authentic Experience:Fodor kos intentionally omitted translations to ensure the rhythmic and phonetic relationship between text and melody remains exactly as the composers intended.Track Listing / ContentsGumpelzhaimer, Adam:Patrem omnipotentemObrecht, Jacob:Pleni sunt coeli et terraObrecht, Jacob:Qui cum Patre et FilioBrumel, Antoine:Qui venitLasso, Orlando di:Quoniam qui talia aguntOthmayr, Kaspar:So wll uns Gott gendig seinHassler, Hans Leo:Vanitas vanitatumOthmayr, Kaspar:Vom Himmel hoch da komm ich herOthmayr, Kaspar:Vom Himmel komm der Engel ScharOthmayr, Kaspar:Wr Gott nit bei unsGumpelzhaimer, Adam:Wir danken Dir Herr GottOthmayr, Kaspar:Wo Gott zum HausOthmayr, Kaspar:Wohl dem, der in Gottes Furcht stehtFux, Johann Joseph:Solfeggio (I)Fux, Johann Joseph:Solfeggio (II)Fux, Johann Joseph:Solfeggio (III)Fux, Johann Joseph:Solfeggio (IV)Leo, Leonardo:Solfeggio (I)Leo, Leonardo:Solfeggio (II)PublishersEditio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (EMB).We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!#Hashtags#ScholaCantorum #EarlyMusic #ChoralSheetMusic #RenaissanceMotets #SacredMusic #EditioMusicaBudapest #FodorAkos #OrlandoDiLasso #JacobObrecht #ChoralScore #VocalPedagogy #Solfeggiottekints (Hungarian Translation)ASchola Cantorum 3az Editio Musica Budapest 13 fzetbl ll elismert sorozatnak harmadik ktete. AFodor kosltal szerkesztett kiadvny a XV. s XVI. szzad szakrlis polifnijra sszpontost, mikzben ritka, XVIII. szzadi nekgyakorlatokat (szolfzsokat) is bemutat. A gyjtemny olyan mesterek mveit tartalmazza, mint Obrecht, Lasso s Hassler, eredeti nyelven (latin s nmet). A kiadvnyt krnyezetbart, megjul nyersanyagokbl kszlt, idtll paprra nyomtattk, biztostva a hossz lettartamot a krusprbk sorn.rdekessgekPedaggiai ttrk:A ktet klnlegessgeJohann Joseph FuxsLeonardo Leoszolfzsainak szerepeltetse. Fux aGradus ad Parnassumszerzjeknt a kontrapunkt elmlet&eacu