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Original

Ave Verum Corpus. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Horn sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Tuba sheet music. Intermediate.

Translation

Ave Verum Corpus. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Horn sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Tuba sheet music. Intermediate.

Original

Ave Verum Corpus composed by Wolfgang Amadeus. Arranged by Dan Toomey. Brass Quintet. For 2 trumpets, horn in F, trombone, tuba. Classical Sacred. Intermediate. Full score & set of parts. Published by Cherry Classics. CY.CC2230. Dated within the last six months of the composer's life, the Ave Verum Corpus, K. 168 is a profound example of the unrivaled beauty, elegance and simplicity of Mozart's style. It is a stand-alone choral work based on a sacred Latin text, probably written for a Corpus Christi service in Baden, near Vienna. Often cited as one of Mozart's most "perfect" works, it's sublimity inspired the following remarks from Albert Einstein. "the perfection of modulation and part-writing, lightly introducing polyphony as a final intensification,. is. no longer perceived. Here. ecclesiastical and personal elements flow together. The problem of style is solved. Originally scored for four-part chorus. SATB. , organ and strings, this arrangement preserves the original key and markings. the only additions are the "molto cantabile" marking in the solo voice and the suggested metronome marking of q80.

Translation

Ave Verum Corpus composed by Wolfgang Amadeus. Arranged by Dan Toomey. Brass Quintet. For 2 trumpets, horn in F, trombone, tuba. Classical Sacred. Intermediate. Full score . Published by Cherry Classics. CY.CC2230. Dated within the last six months of the composer's life, the Ave Verum Corpus, K. 168 is a profound example of the unrivaled beauty, elegance and simplicity of Mozart's style. It is a stand-alone choral work based on a sacred Latin text, probably written for a Corpus Christi service in Baden, near Vienna. Often cited as one of Mozart's most "perfect" works, it's sublimity inspired the following remarks from Albert Einstein. "the perfection of modulation and part-writing, lightly introducing polyphony as a final intensification,. is. no longer perceived. Here. ecclesiastical and personal elements flow together. The problem of style is solved. Originally scored for four-part chorus. SATB. , organ and strings, this arrangement preserves the original key and markings. the only additions are the molto cantabile marking in the solo voice and the suggested metronome marking of q80.