Pastoralmesse
Paket A: Orchesterfassung
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Pastoralmesse
Paket A: Orchesterfassung
- Instrumentation Mixed Choir (SATB) and Organ
- Optional Instrumentation Mixed Choir (SATB), String Instrument and Organ
- Edition Score and Parts
- Publisher Alfred Hochedlinger
- Order no. AH2015-81
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Description:
Package (A) Orchestral Version (20 choral scores, 1 organ reduction, 1 full score, 1 set of parts).
A delightful rediscovery of Upper Austrian church music: Carl Nefischer’s Missa in E-flat major remained hidden in the music archive of the Mauthausen parish choir for over 150 years. Now the work is being published for the first time in a modern edition. With its festive musical language, catchy melodies, and pastoral character, it has the potential to take a permanent place in the Christmas church music repertoire.
Nefischer, who served for many years as choirmaster in Mauthausen and was a personal acquaintance of Anton Bruckner, stands firmly in the tradition of the church music of Joseph and Michael Haydn. The Mass is composed for mixed choir and small orchestra, but can be performed just as effectively with organ alone.
A rewarding addition for choirs seeking to discover a work that is both rich in sound and rarely performed during the Christmas season.
A delightful rediscovery of Upper Austrian church music: Carl Nefischer’s Missa in E-flat major remained hidden in the music archive of the Mauthausen parish choir for over 150 years. Now the work is being published for the first time in a modern edition. With its festive musical language, catchy melodies, and pastoral character, it has the potential to take a permanent place in the Christmas church music repertoire.
Nefischer, who served for many years as choirmaster in Mauthausen and was a personal acquaintance of Anton Bruckner, stands firmly in the tradition of the church music of Joseph and Michael Haydn. The Mass is composed for mixed choir and small orchestra, but can be performed just as effectively with organ alone.
A rewarding addition for choirs seeking to discover a work that is both rich in sound and rarely performed during the Christmas season.