John Schreckengost schreef:
A singer gave me a copy of a work for alto, horn in E-flat and organ several
years ago that has no information other than "Copyright 1987 by Karl
Heinrich Moseler Verlag, Wolfenbuttel und Zurich." I would like to find more
information, and hopefully, purchase the music, particularly since a voice
faculty member at Valparaiso University would like to perform the work and
neither of us wants to violate copyright law. The horn part is fluid and
high (typical of Baroque and early classic music) and the text is as
follows:
O Maria, o Maria, mundi Domina, coeli Regina
tolle neces, audi preces, quas fundimus.
Te amantes, te precantes, suspirantes pie semper protege.
Can anyone direct me to what the piece is and where I can buy it,
particularly since an internet search with the limited information I have
has been unproductive.
Thanks!
John Schreckengost
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http://www.moeseler-verlag.de/php/index.php?xId=E4o7G1g3H9T8U9B0k4T7G9t3V7&aktion=start
Gives an ISMN, price etc etc. This will be enough info for any music
shop to order it for you.
In German (and other languages) the two dots (Umlaut) on some vowels are
essential to the meaning of the word. If you can't reproduce them, you
have to put an E behind the vowel in question. Not doing so will change
the vowel, and often the meaning of the word. So, next time search for
*Moeseler*.....
Michiel van der Linden,
In Flanders Fields
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