Ave verum - mixed choir (SATB) and organ (ad libitum). Partition de chœur.

Camille Saint-Saëns

Publié par Schott, le 01 janvier 2009

6 pages

Résumé

There are very few composers who have left such a comprehensive oeuvre covering all genres as Camille Saint-Saëns. His vocal music, however, has rather fallen into oblivion - if one leaves aside his 'indestructible' Christmas oratorio (Oratorio de Noël, Opus 12). But apart from that, Saint-Saëns, who worked as an organist at various churches from 1852, composed a number of little church music works : settings for different instrumentations, certainly destined to be used in services, including his Ave verum for four-part choir (including organ without pedal ad lib.). It is a simple, yet harmonically rich setting which constitutes a valuable addition to the choral repertoire and an evocative alternative to the common Ave settings. Instrumentation : mixed choir (SATB) and organ (ad libitum)

Rimes familières

Musique, foi et raison - Correspondance inédite Gabriel Renoud / Camille Saint-Saëns (1914-1921)

Harmonie et mélodie

Je découvre le carnaval des animaux et ses instruments

Sonate pour clarinette op. 167 (arrangement pour clarinette et orchestre a cordes)

Ave verum - mixed choir (SATB) and organ (ad libitum). Partition de chœur.

Portraits et souvenirs - Saint-Saëns par lui-même

Musique, foi et raison - Correspondance inédite Gabriel Renoud / Camille Saint-Saëns (1914-1921)

Critiques