Thomas Gabriel
Misa de Solidaridad
für Solo, 3- stg. gem. Chor und Instrumente
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Thomas Gabriel
Misa de Solidaridad
für Solo, 3- stg. gem. Chor und Instrumente
- Composer Thomas Gabriel
- Lyricist Johannes Stein Bruno Sonnen
- Edition Sheet Music
- Publisher Strube Verlag
- Order no. STRUBE4429
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Description:
Edition for 3-part mixed choir.
A composition commissioned by the Diocese of Trier on the occasion of its 40-year partnership with Bolivia. The composition attempts to allow Bolivian and European music to become a common language. The mass is intended as a congregational mass; the choral movements are only provided with chord symbols, metronome markings and an instrumental part. The instrumentation of the accompaniment is thus kept variable. "Gabriel attempts with great success to make Bolivian and European music become a common language." (Kirchenmusik im Bistum Limburg, 1/2002) "The Misa is a good opportunity to involve the congregation more than usual in the liturgical setting. It is a mixture of catchy melodies and jazzy rhythms." (Musik im Bistum Essen, II/2003).
German text: Johannes Stein and Bruno Sonnen.
A composition commissioned by the Diocese of Trier on the occasion of its 40-year partnership with Bolivia. The composition attempts to allow Bolivian and European music to become a common language. The mass is intended as a congregational mass; the choral movements are only provided with chord symbols, metronome markings and an instrumental part. The instrumentation of the accompaniment is thus kept variable. "Gabriel attempts with great success to make Bolivian and European music become a common language." (Kirchenmusik im Bistum Limburg, 1/2002) "The Misa is a good opportunity to involve the congregation more than usual in the liturgical setting. It is a mixture of catchy melodies and jazzy rhythms." (Musik im Bistum Essen, II/2003).
German text: Johannes Stein and Bruno Sonnen.