Renaissance Elegance: Palestrina “Mr bcsmat veszem” for Male Chorus (TTB)UPC:9790080006238Product Type:Choral Sheet Music / OctavoComposer:Giovanni Pierluigi da PalestrinaLyricist (Hungarian):Klmn NdasdyBrand Name:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadMPN (Item Number):623ISMN:979-0080006238Genre:Choral Work / Renaissance PolyphonyStyle:A Cappella / Male ChoirInstruments:Lower Voices (TTB – Tenor, Tenor, Bass)Origin:Made in HungaryOverviewExperience the timeless beauty of Renaissance polyphony with Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrinas choral work,Mr bcsmat veszem(“I Take My Leave”). This specific edition, published byEditio Musica Budapestin 1951, features a masterful Hungarian translation by the renownedKlmn Ndasdy. Scored for lower voices (TTB), this piece allows male choruses to explore the clarity, balance, and harmonic purity that made Palestrina the definitive composer of the Roman School. With a Grade 2 difficulty level, it is an accessible yet profound addition to any choirs repertoire, perfect for concerts, festivals, or liturgical settings.ttekints (Hungarian)Fedezze fel a renesznsz polifnia rk szpsgt Giovanni Pierluigi da PalestrinaMr bcsmat veszemcm krusmvvel. AzEditio Musica Budapestltal 1951-ben megjelentetett kiads a neves mfordt s rendez,Ndasdy Klmnmagyar szvegvel kszlt. A m frfikarra (TTB tenor, tenor, basszus) rdott, lehetsget adva az eladknak, hogy megszlaltassk azt a tiszta, kiegyenslyozott hangzst, amely Palestrint a rmai iskola meghatroz mesterv tette. A 2-es nehzsgi fokozatnak ksznheten a m knnyen tanulhat, mgis mly zenei lmnyt nyjt, gy kivl vlaszts koncertekre, krustallkozkra vagy liturgikus esemnyekre.Product FeaturesFormat:Paperback / B/5 (17 x 24 cm)Instrumentation:TTB (Tenor 1, Tenor 2, Bass) a cappellaLanguage:HungarianGrade:2 (Easy/Intermediate)Duration:Approximately 3 minutesLength:2 pagesPublication Date:1951Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest (EMB)Interesting FactsThe Prince of Music:Palestrina is often referred to as “Il Principe della Musica” (The Prince of Music). His style was so respected by the Catholic Church that it became the official model for “pure” church music during the Counter-Reformation.Master Translator:The Hungarian lyrics were written byKlmn Ndasdy, a legendary figure in Hungarian culture who was a three-time Kossuth Prize-winning director, translator, and educator. He was famous for making classical vocal works resonate naturally in the Hungarian language.The TTB Setting:While much Renaissance music was written for mixed voices, this TTB arrangement focuses on the rich, warm timbres of lower voices, making it a staple for male vocal ensembles.Historical Publisher:This edition represents the post-war era of Hungarian music publishing, a time when EMB began bringing world classics to the local choral movement in the native tongue.rdekessgek (Hungarian)A zene fejedelme:Palestrint gyakran nevezik Il Principe della Musica-nak. Stlusa annyira meghatroz volt, hogy a katolikus egyhz szmra ez vlt a tiszta egyhzi zene hivatalos mintjv.Ndasdy Klmn:A magyar szveg a hromszoros Kossuth-djas kivl mvsz, Ndasdy Klmn munkja, aki zsenilisan ltette t a klasszikus mveket magyar nyelvre, megrizve azok eredeti lktetst s mlysgt.Frfikari lett:Br a renesznsz mvek nagy rsze vegyeskari, ez a TTB lett a mlyebb fekvs frfihangok gazdag s meleg tnusaira pt.PublishersPublisher:Editio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (EMB)Original Year of Publication:1951Catalog Number:623We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!