The Ave Maria of 1934 for a cappella mixed
choir was Stravinsky's fourth setting of a sacred text. .../... He set the
Slavonic text for a cappella mixed choir because the Russian Orthodox Church
forbade the use of any instruments in the church. .../...
In March 1949, Stravinsky adapted this Ave Maria for a Latin setting which
resulted in several changes. First, the work was substantially lengthened
from 20 to 35 bars. Second a number of small adjustments were made to the
music to fit the different text. Third, Stravinsky added a final "Amen."
~ All Music Guide
1934 Bogoroditse Devo
(Slavonic Version) SATB
Score / MIDI / Lyrics:not available
Recording:not available
Posted on YouTube:
Floral Park Memorial High School's Long Island Sounds
performing the Slavonic Version of Stravinky's "Ave Maria" at the Winter
Concert in 2007
A _ _ _ _ _ ve Ma _ ri _ a,
gra _ _ _ _ ti a ple na,
Do _ _ mi nus te cum
be ne dic ta tu in mu li e ri bus,
et be _ ne dic _ _ _ _ _ tus fruc tus
ven _ _ _ tris tu _ i Je sus.
San _ _ _ cta Ma _ ri _ a,
ma _ _ _ _ _ ter De i,
o _ _ ra pro no bis pec ca to ri bus,
nunc et in ho _ ra mor _ tis nos trae.
A men.
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