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Angelus Ad Virginem - arr. Paul Halley |
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Catalogue Number - PEL2058 SATB Voicing/Instrumentation - SATB Choir with Organ accompaniment Level of Difficulty - Easy Uses/Season - Concert, Service Anthem, Annunciation, Christmas |
Duration - 3:30 mins Pages Music - 7 pages - 12 page booklet |
Format - SATB/organ choral octavo Copyright Year - 2003 SATB perusal - pages 1-3 of 7 |
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Description/Remarks PEL2058 Angelus Ad Virginem is a setting of unison chanting of verses from the 13th century (Arundel MS), alternating between higher voices and lower voices. The organ accompaniment forms a rich background of harmony, and the glorious Halley descant on the last verse just soars. __________________________________________________ "I am particularly thrilled with the arrangements of What Child Is This, Angelus Ad Virginem and Watts’ Cradle Hymn. Altogether first rate singing and accompaniment." - Richard Gladwell, 'With Heart And Voice' NPR Commissioned by Robert Cooper, Director of The Toronto Mendelssohn Youth Choir for the choir's 2003 Christmas Concert. |
Sound Clip
◙♫ from What Child Is This? CD Full track below at left Recording What Child Is This?CD PEL1005 - Track 2 PEL1005 CD available in CD or digital format Youtube video on our channel: Paul Halley and Pelagosmusic Youtube - Time 3:28 "Angelus Ad Virginem" Words: Late 13th C. Latin Music: arr. P. Halley |
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Text and Translation Angelus ad Virginem Late 13th cent. Latin from the Arundel Manuscript attrib. Philip the Chancellor
Angelus ad Virginem
‘Quomodo conciperem
Ad haec virgo nobilis
Translation:
‘How shall I conceive,
To this the illustrious maiden
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