Ave Maria SATB a cappella
Composer: János Vajda (*1949), s.a.
No. 3 in "Three Songs of our Lady"
Recording: not available |
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Lyrics: |
A ve Ma ri a gra ti a ple na
A ve Ma ri a gra _ ti a ple na
do mi nus te cum.
Be ne dic ta tu _
be ne dic ta tu et _ be ne -dic tus,
et be ne dic tus fruc _ tus
ven _ tris tu i Je-su Je su. |
Sanc ta Ma ri _ a _ ma ter de i,
Sanc ta Ma ri _ a _ ma _ ter _ de i
o ra pro no bis, o _ ra pro no _ bis _
pec ca to ri bus, pec ca to _ ribus
nunc et in ho ra mor tis no strae
nunc et in ho ra mor tis no strae
nunc et in ho ra mor tis no strae.
A _ _ _ men A _ _ _ men
nunc et in ho ra A _ men
nunc et in ho ra mor _ tis no strae
A _ men A _ _ men A men
nunc et in ho ra mor tis no strae
A _ men
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Score: can be purchased on
the publisher's website:
http://www.ph-publishers.com/ |
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My thanks and appreciation to
Kristine Görtz
- Porfiri & Horváth Publishers (Germany)
for sending me this score.
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Biography information provided by the
publisher: |
János Vajda was born in 1949 in
Miskolc. [Hungaria]
He studied choral conducting at the Liszt Academy ot Music in Budapest and
composition from Emil Petrovics. He graduated in 1975. He completed his
postgraduale studies at the Sweelinck Conservatory in 1979-80. Between 1974
and 1979 he was the trainer of the Hungarian Radio Choir. He has been
teaching at the Liszt Academy ot Music since 1981. First he taught prosody
later he was given an independent course on the faculty ot composing. His
manifold activity äs a composer embraces operas (Mario and the Magician),
pieces tor symphony orchestra and chamber orchestra, choral works (Stabat
Mater, Via Crucis, Zsoltárosének etc.) He has won several awards including
the Erkel Award in 1981 and the Bartók-Pásztory Award in 1990. |
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