SCHOLA CANTORUM 9: Two- and Three-Part Motets Edited by kos FodorProduct Type:Vocal/Choral Score (Paperback)Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadItem Number:7826ISMN:9790080078266 / 979-0080078266Genre:Choral Work / Early MusicInstrumentation:Two-part (I, II) and Three-part (I, II, III) voicesEditor:kos FodorOverviewSchola Cantorum 9is a vital installment in the renowned 13-volume series published by Editio Musica Budapest. This volume, released in November 1976, explores the rich polyphonic traditions of the 13th through the 17th centuries. Edited by the celebrated Hungarian poet and editorkos Fodor, the collection is designed to provide both amateur and professional musicians with accessible, high-quality scores of “noble music.”The volume features a diverse array of musical forms, including motets, canons, chorales, and secular dances. To maintain the utmost historical and stylistic integrity, all texts are presented strictly in theiroriginal languages, spanning Latin, English, French, Italian, and German.Product FeaturesFormat:A/4 (21 x 29.7 cm)Length:20 pagesWeight:0.056 kgEra:Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Early BaroqueSetting:A cappella voices (suitable for equal or mixed ensembles)Published:November 1976Why This Volume Stands OutMaster Composers:Includes works by titans of early polyphony such asJohn Dunstable,Gilles Binchois, andMichael Praetorius.Historical Rarities:Features the famousDeo gracias Anglia(The Agincourt Carol), alongside sophisticated French motets from the school ofPetrus de Cruce.Authenticity:By excluding translations within the musical text, the edition ensures that the phonetic beauty and rhythmic pulse of the original languages remain undisturbed.Broad Scope:Offers a mix of liturgical pieces and profane secular texts from across Europe, including English carols and Italian madrigals.Contents / TartalomjegyzkCornyshe, Robert:A dew, a dew, my hartis lustAnerio, Felice:Al suon non posa il coreAnonymous:An heavenly songPetrus de Cruce:Aucun – Lonc tans – AnnuntiantesAnonymous:Ave dominaAnonymous:Deo gracias Anglia (The Agincourt Carol)Binchois, Gilles de Bins:Deposuit potentesAnonymous:Domino fidelium – DominoLe Jeune, Claude:D’une colineAnonymous:Ecce, quod naturaAnonymous:Goday, my lordAnonymous:Huic main – Haec diesAnonymous:Now make we mirtheAnonymous:Roma gaudens jubilaDunstable, John:Sancta MariaPraetorius, Michael:Vater unser HimmelreichPublisherEditio Musica Budapest Zenemkiad (1976)We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!#ScholaCantorum #EarlyMusic #ChoralScore #RenaissancePolyphony #JohnDunstable #AgincourtCarol #SheetMusic #VocalEnsemble #EditioMusicaBudapest #FodorAkos #AncientMusic #ChoirSheetMusicSchola Cantorum 9 (Hungarian)ASchola Cantorum 9.fzete a XIII-XVII. szzadi mesterek kt- s hromszlam mveit tartalmaz sorozat egyik legrtkesebb darabja. Az 1976 novemberben megjelent ktetet a neves klt s mfordt,Fodor kosszerkesztette. A gyjtemny clja, hogy a rgizene remekmveit motettkat, knonokat s tncdallamokat kzrthet, jl nekelhet formban tegye hozzfrhetv a mai krusok s nekesek szmra. A kiadvny kizrlag eredeti nyelven kzli a szvegeket, biztostva ezzel a trtnelmi hsget.rdekessgekZenei Ritkasgok:A ktet tartalmazza a hresAgincourt Carol-t (Deo gracias Anglia), valamintPetrus de Crucesszetett ritmikj motettit.Oktatsi jelentsg:A sorozat darabjai kivlan alkalmasak a polifn halls s a historikus nekstlus fejlesztsre, mind alapfokon, mind hivatsos szinten.Formtum:Az A/4-es mret knyelmes olvashatsgot biztost a prbk s fellpsek sorn.#Krusm #Rgizene #Kotta #ScholaCantorum #Fodorkos #EditioMusicaBudapest #Renesznsz #Kzpkor #nekkar #Kamarakrus #Madrigl #RitkaKotta