Vesperae Pro Festo Sancti Innocentium Michael Haydn; Martin Banner - SSA - Instrumental Parts - Medium
Major Choral Works Series

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This piece is printed on demand. Please allow an additional 2 weeks for delivery. Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806), younger brother of Joseph Haydn and contemporary of Mozart in Salzburg, completed this work on December 8,1793.This extended Vesper service in seven movements for three-part womenĘs choir, two horns and strings, represents a significant addition to the body of major works originally composed for treble voices. Haydn's setting of the Vespers was written for the Feast of the Holy Innocents, which occurs on December 28th, and commemorates the slaughter of the children in Bethlehem by King Herod. This modern performing edition is based upon the autograph score located in the library of the Museum Carolino Augusteum in Salzburg. Here is a listing of related products.

Product Code:	45/1074R-Z
UPC Code:	000308048971
Old Product Code:	1074R
Series:	Major Choral Works
Voicing:	SSA
Usage/Emphasis:	Christmas, Advent
Publish Date:	9/1/2000
Music Sales Grade:	Medium
Publisher:	Roger Dean Publishing Company
Publisher:	Lorenz Publishing Company
Artist:	Michael Haydn; Martin Banner
Arranger:	Banner
Pages:	96
Length x Width:	12 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight:	0.88 pounds

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