Claudio Monteverdi

This five part C major motet has a Latin text from the Antiphon from the Good Friday Liturgy. Notated on five staves, the soprano 1 and 2 parts have their own staves. An optional continuo part for org...

Immerse yourself in the evocative world of the Renaissance with the masterful madrigal "Non si levav' ancor". Scored for five-part mixed choir (SSATB), this expressive work unfolds a mesmerizing harmo...

Chorpartitur - italienisch - englisch

Bring the enchantment of spring to life with "O primavera" from the Madrigals! Published by Schott Music, this delightful work masterfully captures the emotional depth and vibrant tonal colors of the...

Monteverdi's Vespers of 1610 is a work which has both fascinated and perplexed musicologists and performers for many years. It forms by far the larger part of the composer's first significant publicat...

This motet was first published in Giulio Ceare Bianchi's Motetti, Libro I (Venice, 1620) and probably composed for St. Mark's Venice. For SSATB Choir and Organ Continuo, edited by Roy Jesson. English...

Two Motets for mixed voices (Adoramus te & Cantate domino) for SATB and keyboard.

For SSATTBB (choir and/or soli) with strings and continuo and optional trombones. Orchestral material is available on hire.

gemCh (SSATTB), 2 V, Bc - Klavierauszug

Immerse yourself in the sublime sound world of sacred choral music with the Urtext score of 'Nisi Dominus', published by the renowned Breitkopf & Härtel. Scored for mixed choir and basso continuo, thi...

Beatus Vir was written for SSATTB and organ. The original score suggested that three trombones could be used to double the lowest three voice lines. On some period instrument recordings, cornettos wer...

Originally written for orchestra and a large choir, this powerful work was to be performed in a large church in Venice, perhaps even Saint Mark's Cathedral. One Monteverdi scholar believes that this w...