Messe des Morts (Requiem)
pour Soli (STTB) et Choeurs (SATBB) sans Accompagnement [éd. Co] (43') (Rest. L. Boulay/J. Prim)
Messe des Morts (Requiem)
pour Soli (STTB) et Choeurs (SATBB) sans Accompagnement [éd. Co] (43') (Rest. L. Boulay/J. Prim)
- Formation Soliste et Chœur mixte (SATBB)
- Édition Partition de chœur
- Maison d’Édition Alphonse Leduc
- N ° de commande AL30151
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Description:
French composer, Jean Gilles (1668-1705) received his musical training as a choirboy in Aix-en-Provence. His substantial works are entirely religious, Messe Des Morts being no exception.
Gilles catalogue comprises a significant amount of choral work. His choral composing style often alternate passages sung by soloists and the chorus, as is the case in Messe Des Morts, realised by Laurence Boulay. His musical style was influenced by André Campra, a leading Opera composer of the day who Gilles succeeded as music master at the Cathedral of Saint Etienne in Toulouse. Forallchoirs seeking alternative repertoire, Messe Des Morts provides a riveting performance.
Gilles catalogue comprises a significant amount of choral work. His choral composing style often alternate passages sung by soloists and the chorus, as is the case in Messe Des Morts, realised by Laurence Boulay. His musical style was influenced by André Campra, a leading Opera composer of the day who Gilles succeeded as music master at the Cathedral of Saint Etienne in Toulouse. Forallchoirs seeking alternative repertoire, Messe Des Morts provides a riveting performance.