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Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy : Im Advent (Lasset uns frohlocken)

Name: Im Advent (Lasset uns frohlocken)
Channel: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

The song Im Advent by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy is characterized by a restrained, gradual melody that subtly underscores the contemplative mood of the Advent season. Also striking is the sparse but effective accompaniment, in which harmonic tensions are used cautiously to carry the singing without interrupting the calm flow.

From "Sechs geistliche Sprüche" ("Six Sacred Proverbs") in a version for mixed choir and organ

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Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Felix: Im Advent (Lasset uns frohlocken) - Choir>SATB+Organ:0

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Score (choir and organ), two pages

Choir parts A (MID 53) and church organ (MID 20)

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Period/Styles:	Romantic
Theme:	Christmas / Advent, Faith
Series:	Songs (spiritual)
Difficulty:	medium
Opus:	op. 79/ 5b
Performance:	The performance of this composition is free of charge (ASCAP, GEMA, ..)
Orchestration:	Mixed choir with individual instrument(s) Choir>SATB+Organ Organ = Org (1) Voice choir>alto voices = A (1) Voice choir>bass voices = B (1) Voice choir>soprano voices = S (1) Voice choir>tenor voices = T (1)
Language in song:	German
Quantity of pages:	2
Contribution by:	chorliteratur
Visit:	12814