Claudio Monteverdi

Il Mio Martir

Clássico/Madrigal • 1995 • Lírico: Unknown (works before 1850) • Titulo arternativo: My Torment

Il Mio Martir

Título por Autor: Il Mio Martir - canzonetta 3 voices - C. Monteverdi

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Il Mio Martir: Il Mio Martir by Claudio Monteverdi

Arquivo de partitura musica incluindo uma licença para um número ilimitado de apresentaçoes, limitado por um ano ler a lisença
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vendedor Joan Yakkey

PDF, 193.9 Kb ID: SM-000221352 data do carregamento: 18 fev 2015

Instrumentação	Soprano, Mezzo-soprano, Contra Alto, Tenor, Coro feminino: Soprano, Contratenor/Alto; Coro masculino: Contratenor/Alto, Tenor, Barítono; Coro infantil: Soprano, Contratenor/Alto
Composição para	Trio, Coral
Tipo de composição	Partitura vocal
chave	Sol (G) menor
movimento(s)	1 para 1 de 1
Arrajador	Joan Yakkey
tradutor	Joan Yakkey
Editora	Joan Yakkey
idioma	Italiano
dificuldade	Medium
duração	6'0

This is an Italian Renaissance a cappella canzonetta that is part of a collection of 21 three-part songs published in Venice in 1584. Claudio Monteverdi was still a teenager, studying with his teacher Maestro Ingegneri. Usually these canzonettes appear with only the first line of text under the notes, I have included all four verses under the notes if a group wishes to prolong the performance. The text speaks of a man in love who suffers from his pain. To keep in mind, Italian grammare and punctuation was still not totally developed in the 16th century, as we know it today. It is written in Dorian mode and does not indicate specific pitches, the piece can be performed by any three singers, transposing the written score. If you download the piece and contact me via email - joanyak@live.com - I can send you the score in Sibelius and you can print it out in a different key. The Canzonette can be performed either by three soloists or by chorus or by three instruments, or a mixture of both. The piece is written in Dorian Mode (First Mode) transposed a fourth up.

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