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Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and reverent arrangement for STBA chorus and Piano. It is of moderate difficulty and suitable for church service or concert. An instrumental interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a moving conclusion. Also available with organ accompaniment.

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This new arrangement of the "Sanctus" from Charles Gounod's La Messe solennelle en l'honneur de Sainte Cecile was a commission by the St. Agnes Catholic Church Traditional Choir of Louisville, Kentucky. 

An attractive and emotional accompaniment based on the original Gounod supports and enhances the vocals. The chorus has been re-voiced to eliminate divisi passages, reducing the number of singers necessary. The solo part has been extended, joining with the melody for the final "Sanctus" and adding a brief cadenza-like final phrase to the chorus' "Hosanna in excelsis."
 
Sanctus may be performed by either Tenor or Soprano Solo with SATB and Organ (TS1001), SATB and Piano (TS1001A), or SATB, 2 Trumpets, String Quartet, and Organ (TS1001B). Sanctus is of moderate difficulty, performable by church or community choir, and suitable for concert or church service.

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Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely, expressive arrangement for solo flute, voice, and piano. The vocal range for the singer is D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) with optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. The haunting melody is first heard in the flute – also featured in a solo interlude which provides a moment for quiet reflection. An evocative elaboration by the singer on “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. The solo violin part is included. Also available with organ accompaniment.

High/Medium Full Score

This new arrangement of the Sanctus from Charles Gounod's La Messe solennelle en l'honneur de Sainte Cecile may be performed by either Tenor or Soprano Solo. An attractive and emotional accompaniment, an expansion of the Gounod rather than a replacement, supports and enhances the vocal parts. The chorus has been re-voiced to eliminate divisi passages, reducing the number of singers necessary. The solo part has been extended, joining on the melody for the final "Sanctus" and adding a brief cadenza-like final phrase to the chorus' final "Hosanna in excelsis." Sanctus is of moderate difficulty, performable by church or community choir, and suitable for concert or church service.

This new arrangement of the "Sanctus" from Charles Gounod's La Messe solennelle en l'honneur de Sainte Cecile was a commission by the St. Agnes Catholic Church Traditional Choir of Louisville, Kentucky. 
     An attractive and emotional accompaniment based on the original Gounod supports and enhances the vocals. The chorus has been re-voiced to eliminate divisi passages, reducing the number of singers necessary. The solo part has been extended, joining with the melody for the final "Sanctus" and adding a brief cadenza-like final phrase to the chorus' "Hosanna in excelsis."
     Sanctus may be performed by either Tenor or Soprano Solo with SATB and Organ (TS1001), SATB and Piano (TS1001A), or SATB, 2 Trumpets, String Quartet, and Organ (TS1001B). Sanctus is of moderate difficulty, performable by church or community choir, and suitable for concert or church service.

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is an expressive arrangement for High Voice Solo, Violin Solo, SAB Chorus and Piano. The Soloist range is D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) with optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. An instrumental interlude provides a moment for quiet reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest and touching closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. The solo Violin part is included. Also available with organ accompaniment.

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and reverent arrangement for SAB chorus and Piano. It is of moderate difficulty and suitable for church service or concert. An instrumental interlude provides a moment for quiet reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a moving conclusion.Also available with organ accompaniment.

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and reverent arrangement for SSA Chorus, Violin Solo, and Piano. The Soloist range is D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) with optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. The haunting melody is first heard in the Violin – also featured in a solo interlude which provides a moment for quiet reflection. An evocative elaboration by the Sopranos on “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. The solo violin part is included. Also available with organ accompaniment.

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and reverent arrangement for SSA chorus. It is of moderate difficulty and suitable for church service or concert. An instrumental interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a moving conclusion. All versions are also available with organ accompaniment.

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely, expressive arrangement for solo Oboe or B flat Clarinet, Voice, and Piano.The vocal range for the singer is D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) with optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. The haunting melody is first heard in the oboe or clarinet – also featured in a solo interlude which provides a moment for quiet reflection. An evocative elaboration by the singer on “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. The solo part is included. Also available with organ accompaniment.

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely, expressive arrangement for a solo violin and vocalist. The vocal range for the singer is D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) with optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. The haunting melody is first heard in the violin who is also featured in an instrumental interlude which provides a moment for reflection. An evocative elaboration by the singer on “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. The solo violin part is included. Also available with organ accompaniment.

Ensemble

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and expressive arrangement with a range of D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) and optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. An interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert.

High/Medium Solo

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and reverent arrangement for SSA chorus of moderate difficulty and is suitable for church service or concert. An instrumental interlude, featuring the solo violin,  provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a moving conclusion. The solo violin part is included. All versions are also available with organ accompaniment.

SSA Full Score

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is an expressive arrangement for High Voice Solo, Violin Solo, and SAB Chorus. The Soloist range is D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) with optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. An instrumental interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest and touching closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. The solo Violin part is included. All versions are also available with piano accompaniment.

SAB Full Score

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and reverent arrangement for SAB chorus of moderate difficulty. It is suitable for church service or concert. An instrumental interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a moving conclusion. All versions are also available with piano accompaniment.

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and reverent arrangement for SATB chorus of moderate difficulty. It is suitable for church service or concert. An instrumental interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a moving conclusion. All versions are also available with piano accompaniment.

SATB Full Score

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is a lovely and reverent arrangement for SSA chorus of moderate difficulty. It is suitable for church service or concert. An instrumental interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides amoving conclusion. [The solo xxxx part is included.] [All versions are also available with piano/organ accompaniment.]

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is an expressive arrangement with a range of D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) and optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. An interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. Solo parts for Oboe and B flat Clarinet are included. All versions are also available with piano accompaniment.

High/Medium Vocal Score

<p>Inspired by the aria Ombra mai fú from Handel's opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is an expressive arrangement with a range of D4 A5 (Tenor D3 A4) and optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. An interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the dona nobis pacem provides a modest closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. The solo flute part is included. All versions are also available with piano accompaniment.</p>

Inspired by the aria “Ombra mai fú” from Handel’s opera Serse, this Agnus Dei is an expressive arrangement with a range of D4–A5 (Tenor D3–A4) and optional lower notes for those times when the most dramatic pitches may not be appropriate. An interlude provides a moment for reflection and an elaboration of the “dona nobis pacem” provides a modest closing cadenza. Agnus Dei is suitable for church service or concert. The violin solo part is included. All versions are also available with piano accompaniment.

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