Sacred Baroque Polyphony: Old Masters’ Mixed Choruses 34 Heinrich Schtz: Verba mea auribus percipeUPC:N/AProduct Type:Choral Sheet Music / PaperbackBrand Name:Editio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (EMB)MPN:8793ISMN:9790080087930Genre:Choral Work / Sacred MusicStyle:Baroque Polyphony / SATBLanguage:LatinCountry of Manufacture:HungaryOverviewElevate your choir’s repertoire with the 34th volume of the esteemedOld Masters’ Mixed Chorusesseries (Rgi mesterek vegyeskarai). This edition features Heinrich Schtzs profound motet,”Verba mea auribus percipe”(Give ear to my words, O Lord), based on Psalm 5. Edited by the legendary Hungarian conductor Ferenc Szekeres, the score is meticulously set forSATBvoices. This work showcases the early Baroque transition from Renaissance polyphony to the expressive, text-driven “Seconda Pratica.” It is a superb choice for church services, sacred music festivals, and conservatory vocal ensembles seeking high-quality, historically informed sheet music.sszefoglalsGazdagtsa krusa repertorjt a nagy mltRgi mesterek vegyeskaraisorozat 34. ktetvel. Ez a kiads Heinrich Schtz mlyensznt motettjt, a”Verba mea auribus percipe”(Vedd fleidbe az n beszdemet, Uram) cmt tartalmazza, amely az 5. zsoltrra pl. A kottt a neves magyar karnagy, Szekeres Ferenc adta kzre, kifejezettenvegyeskarra(SATB) hangszerelve. A m kivlan mutatja be a kora barokk tmenetet a renesznsz polifnitl az expresszv, szvegkzpont stlus fel. Kivl vlaszts egyhzi szertartsokra, szakrlis zenei fesztivlokra s konzervatriumi nekegyttesek szmra, akik hiteles s ignyes kiadst keresnek.Product FeaturesSetting:Mixed Voices Collection (SATB)Instrumentation:Soprano, Alto, Tenor, BassLength:12 pagesFormat:B/5 (17×24 cm)Published:April 1980Language:LatinInteresting FactsThe Composer:Heinrich Schtz (15851672) is widely regarded as the most important German composer before J.S. Bach. He was instrumental in bringing the Italian style to Germany.The Cantiones Sacrae:This motet (SWV 61) is part of Schtz’s famous 1625 collection,Cantiones Sacrae. It is celebrated for its intense emotional expression and innovative use of harmony to illustrate the sacred text.Expert Editing:Ferenc Szekeres, the founder of the Budapest Madrigal Choir, was a specialist in early music performance. His editions are known for their practical layout and respect for original vocal ranges.Historical Context:Published in 1980 by Editio Musica Budapest, this series played a crucial role in the “Early Music” revival in Central Europe, making rare masterpieces available to amateur and professional choirs alike.rdekessgekA zeneszerz:Heinrich Schtz (15851672) szles krben a legjelentsebb nmet zeneszerznek szmt J.S. Bach eltt. Meghatroz szerepe volt az olasz stlus nmetorszgi elterjesztsben.A Cantiones Sacrae:Ez a motetta (SWV 61) Schtz hres 1625-sCantiones Sacraegyjtemnynek rsze. Az intenzv rzelmi kifejezsmdjrl s a szent szveget illusztrl innovatv harmniavilgrl ismert.Szakrt szerkeszts:Szekeres Ferenc, a Budapesti Madriglkrus alaptja a rgizene-elads specialistja volt. Kzreadsai praktikus elrendezskrl s az eredeti nekhang-terjedelmek tiszteletben tartsrl hresek.Trtnelmi httr:Az Editio Musica Budapest ltal 1980-ban kiadott sorozat kulcsszerepet jtszott a kzp-eurpai rgizene-revival mozgalomban, elrhetv tve a ritka remekmveket az amatr s professzionlis krusok szmra egyarnt.Track Listing / TartalomjegyzkSchtz, Heinrich:Verba mea auribus percipe (SWV 61)PublishersEditio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadWe value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help othe