Our main engagement was to
sing motets
at mass at the abbaye-aux-hommes ( left ).
Motet for eight voices, te sanctum dominum.
There are
isorhythmic motets
here, celebratory anthems, movements from the mass, and a wonderful range of compositional techniques on display.
Motet o
quam gloriosum ( ' o how glorious is the kingdom ' ) is one such example.
In november 2002, we gave a concert of music by thomas tallis, including spem in alium, his famous 40
part motet.
Motets written
in 1952.
In fact it is possible that tallis's great
40-part motet, spem in alium was composed for queen mary's 40 th birthday.
Motet o sacrum convivium
actually started life as an instrumental fantasia.
Charpentier's
petits motets
reveal the composer's penchant for the italian style.
Earlier in life, he had
composed motets
using texts that were easily read as political statements about the catholic situation.
The
latin motets
are in four voice parts, the others in three.
Motet o sacrum
convivium actually started life as an instrumental fantasia.
The use of the petit choeur in du mont's
grands motets.
Renaissance polyphony plays an important role and
includes motets
by a range of european composers.
Dr. lisa colton traveled up to the university of aberdeen to give a paper at their research seminar, relating to 13th-century
french motets.
Motet settings.
Parsons, like william byrd a roman catholic, showed the influence of the
psalm motet
and votive antiphon in his work.
The central layer of each of those partbooks
contains motets
for two voices by sances, copied by charles husbands sr. in mus.
The phenomenon of the
secular latin motet
will be addressed from cultural, historical and musical perspectives.
By contrast with many of the
other motets
in this program, the two choirs have either extended solo sections or are used together.
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