Partituras

Original

Membra Jesu Nostri. Dietrich Buxtehude. 2 violins, 2 violas. da gamba. , Basso continuo. II. Ad genua. knees. Complete cantata. CPDL # 18641. Editor. Shigekazu Nimura. submitted 2008-12-23. Score information. A4, 26 pages, 344 kB Copyright. Personal. Edition notes. Concerto Ad ubera portabimini. CPDL # 05543. Capella. Editor. Michael Dreschel. submitted 2003-08-25. Score information. A4, 4 pages, 44 kB Copyright. Personal. Edition notes. Choral parts only. Cappella file is zipped. Voicing. SSATB chorus, SSATB soli. Sacred , Cantata. Language. Latin. SSATB chorus, SSB soli.

Traducción

Membra Jesu Nostri. Dietrich Buxtehude. 2 violins, 2 violas. da gamba. , Baixo contínuo. II. Ad genua. knees. Complete cantata. CPDL # 18641. Editor. Shigekazu Nimura. submitted 2008-12-23. Pontuação informações. A4, 26 pages, 344 kB Copyright. Pessoal. Notas Edição. Concerto Ad ubera portabimini. CPDL # 05543. Capella. Editor. Michael Dreschel. submitted 2003-08-25. Pontuação informações. A4, 4 pages, 44 kB Copyright. Pessoal. Notas Edição. Choral parts only. Cappella file is zipped. Voicing. SSATB chorus, SSATB soli. Sagrado, Cantata. Língua. Latin. SSATB chorus, SSB soli.

Original

This is a cycle of seven cantatas, and dedicated to Gustaf Düben. The text, Salve mundi salutare is a poem written by Arnulf of Louvain. died 1250. Each of the seven parts pertains to a different part of the crucified Christ's body. feet, knees, hands, side, chest, heart, and head. The structure of each cantata follows the same form. Sonata. Concerto. chorus. Aria. Aria. Aria. Concerto. chorus. In all but the last cantata, the final concerto chorus is simply a repeat of the first chorus. in the seventh cantata, an Amen chorus is subsituted. The "arias" are actually solos, trios, or quintets.

Traducción

This is a cycle of seven cantatas, and dedicated to Gustaf Düben. The text, Salve mundi salutare is a poem written by Arnulf of Louvain. died 1250. Each of the seven parts pertains to a different part of the crucified Christ's body. feet, knees, hands, side, chest, heart, and head. The structure of each cantata follows the same form. Sonata. Concerto. chorus. Ar. Ar. Ar. Concerto. chorus. In all but the last cantata, the final concerto chorus is simply a repeat of the first chorus. in the seventh cantata, an Amen chorus is subsituted. The "arias" are actually solos, trios, or quintets.