Aichinger, Gregor - Ave, gratia plena

public domainfor Alto, tenor + bass voices and bass instruments

year of composition / 1st publication: s.a.

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Composer: Gregor Aichinger (1565-1625)
Country of origin / activity: Germany / Italy
Text author: traditional
Arranger / editor: William E. Hettrick - 1979

Available documentation:

Score: (source: Gregor Aichinger: Cantiones Ecclesiasticae pp.35-39 publ. A-R Editions, Inc., 1972 )
Aichinger - Ave, gratia plena - score sample

Lyrics:
A ve gra ti-a ple na, gra ti a ple na,
gra ti a ple na. qui na tus est ex te, _ _ _
in car na tus De us no _ _ _ _ ster est.
quem de cet glo ri a et ma gni fi cen ti a
et ma gni fi cen ti a,
et a do ra ti o,
et a do ra ti o,
om nis que ho nor,
et a do ra ti o,
et gra ti a rum a cti o, et gra ti a rum a cti o,
et gra ti a rum a cti o.
 
Cum Pa tre, cum Pa tre
In i ti i ex per te, in i ti i ex per te,
in i ti i ex per te, in i ti i ex per _ _ _ _ te,
cum San cto et vi vi fi co spi ri tu,
et nunc, et sem per, et nunc, et sem per,
et In sae cu la, et in sae cu la
et in sae cu la, et in sae cu la sae cu lo _ _ _ rum. A _ men.
Cum Pa tre et vi vi fi co Spi ri tu,
et nunc et sem per, et nunc, et sem per,
et in sae cu la, et in sae cu la,
et in sae cu la, et in sae cu la sae cu lo _ _ _ rum. A _ men.

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Internet references, biography information:

A biographical dictionary of musicians (ed. Theodore Baker) G. Schirmer, 1905 - 695 pages
Aichiner - bio 1Aichinger, Gregor
b Augsburg abt 1565 d there Jan 21 162S  as canon and vicar choral of the cathedral Comp much sacred vocal music 3 books of Sacrac cantiones Augsburg & Venice 1590 Venice 1595 Nuremberg 1597 Tricinia Divinac laudes 1602 his Cantiones ecclesiasticae (Dillingen 1607) are noteworthy as one of the earliest works in which the term basso continue appears
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