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Franz (Peter) Schubert : German Mass (all parts and addendum, a cappella)

Franz Schubert's German Mass D 872 was composed in 1826/27 as a setting of German-language poems by Johann Philipp Neumann and comprises eight Mass songs and an additional appendix. It was not originally conceived as a complete Latin Mass setting, but as a series of individual sacred songs that could be used at various points in the liturgy.
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Period/Styles: Romantic
Theme: .miscellaneous
Series:
Difficulty: medium
Opus: D 872b
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Orchestration:
Mixed choir a cappella
Choir>SATB
  • 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: 9
Contribution by: chorliteratur
Visit: 18587

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