Venite populi in D major (K.260) (Vocal Score)

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

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Mozart Venite populi in D major (K.260) (Vocal Score)

The 0ffertorium de venerabili sacramento “Venite populi” à 2 Chori K. 260/248a – dated Salzburg, 1767 by Mozart in his autograph score – clearly reveals a striving for more pronounced contrapuntal work.  A short, homophonic central movement is framed by two predominantly polyphonic movements that are fashioned from the same thematic material.  The two-chorus texture offers many opportunities for interweaving, as well as contrast and echo effects of all kinds.  It is not known who wrote the non-liturgical text.

- Urtext of the New Mozart Edition

- Full score & performance material (BA4899) and vocal score (BA4899-90) for sale

 

Federhofer, Hellmut
BA4899-90
9790006460168
Baerenreiter Germany
Accompanied
Soprano solo, Alto solo, Tenor solo, Mixed choir (SATB), 1. Trombone, Trombone (3), Organ, Strings

Additional Information

Classical
Mixed Voices
Latin