C.P.E. Bach: Magnificat in D Major A Masterpiece of Choral Music (Piano Score)Product DetailsProduct Type:Sheet Music / Piano Score (Vocal Score)Title:Magnificat in D major for soprano, alto, tenor and bass soloists, mixed chorus and orchestraComposer:Carl Philipp Emanuel BachEditor:Darvas GborPublisher:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadISMN:979-0080065662Item Number:6566Genre:Classical / Sacred OratorioStyle:Empfindsamkeit (Sensitive Style) / Early ClassicalLanguage:LatinYear Published:1971OverviewExperience the grandeur of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bachs sacred choral masterpiece with this high-quality piano score. TheMagnificat in D Major(Wq 215) is one of C.P.E. Bach’s most significant vocal works, bridging the gap between the Baroque complexity of his father, J.S. Bach, and the emerging Classical style. This edition, meticulously edited by Gbor Darvas, provides a clear and accessible piano reduction of the orchestral parts, making it an essential resource for choir directors, accompanists, and vocal soloists preparing for performance. The text is the traditional LatinMagnificat, the Canticle of Mary, offering a profound spiritual journey through joyful praise and solemn reflection.ttekints (Hungarian Overview)lje t Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach szakrlis krusmvnek nagyszersgt ezzel a kivl minsg zongorakivonattal. AD-dr Magnificat(Wq 215) C.P.E. Bach egyik legjelentsebb voklis mve, amely hidat kpez apja, J.S. Bach barokk bonyolultsga s a kibontakoz klasszikus stlus kztt. Ez a Darvas Gbor ltal gondosan szerkesztett kiads a zenekari szlamok vilgos s jl jtszhat zongorakivonatt tartalmazza, gy elengedhetetlen forrs karnagyok, ksrk s nekes szlistk szmra a felkszlshez. A szveg a hagyomnyos latinMagnificat(Mria neke), amely mly lelki utazst knl az rmteli dicstsen s az htatos elmlkedsen keresztl.Product FeaturesFormat:Octavo (19 x 27 cm), PaperbackPages:88 pagesDuration:Approximately 45 minutesInstrumentation:Piano reduction for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass soloists, Mixed Chorus, and Orchestra.Text Language:LatinSetting:Oratorios / Sacred ChoralPeriod:Classic / Transition from BaroqueInteresting FactsA Son’s Legacy:C.P.E. Bach composed thisMagnificatin 1749 in Berlin. It is often considered his first great vocal masterpiece and shows the strong influence of his father, Johann Sebastian Bach, particularly in the concluding fugue, “Sicut erat.”Historical Context:Many music historians believe C.P.E. Bach wrote this piece in hopes of succeeding his father as the Cantor at St. Thomas Church in Leipzig. While he did not get the position, the work stands as a testament to his incredible skill in counterpoint and expressive melody.Musical Style:The work perfectly illustrates theEmpfindsamer Stil(sensitive style), characterized by sudden dynamic changes and deep emotional expression, distinct from the stricter forms of the earlier Baroque era.The Editor:Gbor Darvas was a renowned Hungarian composer and musicologist who played a significant role in making classical scores accessible through Editio Musica Budapest.rdekessgek (Hungarian Interesting Facts)Egy fi rksge:C.P.E. Bach ezt aMagnificat-ot 1749-ben komponlta Berlinben. Gyakran tekintik els nagy voklis remekmvnek, amelyen ersen rzdik apja, Johann Sebastian Bach hatsa, klnsen a zr fgban (“Sicut erat”).Trtnelmi httr:Szmos zenetrtnsz gy vli, hogy C.P.E. Bach abban a remnyben rta ezt a mvet, hogy apja utdja lehessen a lipcsei Tams-templom kntori posztjn. Br az llst nem kapta meg, a m kes bizonytka hihetetlen ellenpontoz tudsnak s kifejez dallamvilgnak.Zenei stlus:A m tkletesen szemllteti azEmpfindsamer Stil-t (rzkeny stlus), amelyet hirtelen dinamikai vltsok s mly rzelmi kifejezs jel