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Giovanni Pergolesi. Stabat Mater. Revised Novello Edition - Upper Voices. Sheet Music. Soprano, Alto, SA, Piano Accompaniment. SOP. ALTO. 2PTCHOIR. PFA. Giovanni Battista Pergolesi.

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Giovanni Pergolesi. Stabat Mater. Revised Edition Novello - Alti Voices. Sheet Music. Soprano, Alto, SA, Piano Accompaniment. SOP. ALTO. 2PTCHOIR. PFA. Giovanni Battista Pergolesi.

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Shortly before his death, Giovanni Pergolesi moved to the Franciscan monastery in Pozzuoli, where he composed his last works. Among these is his Stabat Mater which reveals the infusion, into church composition, of the operatic style. Pergolesi's grand work features a lively declamation of the text and great melodic appeal and expressiveness. Underlying everything is the contrapuntal background that was expected in music composed for the church at this time. The original version was for two soloists and small ensemble. this version has been arranged by John Hullah for For Soprano and Contralto Soli Chorus of Female Voices and Piano accompaniment. Solo, Duo and Chorus movements alternate. This is the Novello Edition of the Vocal Score and is in Latin. This revised edition has been slightly enlarged and re-typeset for improved clarity and ease of reading.

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Poco prima della sua morte, Giovanni Pergolesi si trasferì al convento francescano di Pozzuoli, dove compose le sue ultime opere. Among these is his Stabat Mater which reveals the infusion, into church composition, of the operatic style. Grande opera di Pergolesi presenta un vivace declamazione del testo e di grande appeal melodico ed espressività. Alla base di tutto è lo sfondo contrappuntistico che ci si aspettava in musica composta per la chiesa in questo momento. La versione originale era per due solisti e piccolo ensemble. this version has been arranged by John Hullah for For Soprano and Contralto Soli Chorus of Female Voices and Piano accompaniment. Solo, Duo and Chorus movements alternate. This is the Novello Edition of the Vocal Score and is in Latin. This revised edition has been slightly enlarged and re-typeset for improved clarity and ease of reading.