Missa super «Pour ung plaisir» (Amon) (arr. Aristotle A. Esguerra) Sheet Music | Blasius Amon | SATB Choir
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Missa super «Pour ung plaisir» (Amon) (arr. Aristotle A. Esguerra) Digital Sheet Music
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Missa super «Pour ung plaisir» (Amon) (arr. Aristotle A. Esguerra)by Blasius Amon SATB Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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A polyphonic mass for SATB choir by Blasius Amon (or Ammon) (c.15601590) consisting of the following movements:

1. Kyrie (~1:10);
2. Gloria (~2:45 plus chanted Gloria incipit [not included in score]);
3. Credo* (~5:30 plus chanted Credo incipit [not included in score]);
4. Sanctus (~0:45);
5. Benedictus** (~0:40);
5b. Hosanna (~0:25; sung after both Sanctus and Benedictus)
6. Agnus Dei I (~0:40 per invocation).

*Credo includes a passage for SA duet and a passage for TB duet.
**Benedictus is SAT.

Total length: ~13:40 (all movements); ~8:10 (without Credo); ~5:25 (without Gloria and Credo)
Key: C major
Range requirements (middle C = C4):
· Cantus [Soprano]: C4E5
· Altus [Alto]: G3A4
· Tenor: F3G4

· Bassus [Bass]: A2C4
Format: 8.5"x11"
Systems per page: 4 (5 for Benedictus; 3 for Agnus Dei)
Accompaniment: none

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