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New, digitally enhanced reissue of the classic vocal score first published by Breitkopf & Hartel. Edited by Max Seiffert with a keyboard reduction by Karl Pasler. Handel composed this work in 1718 during his stay at the country estate of the future Duke of Chandos. The text is drawn from Psalms 117, 135, and 148 found in Nahum Tate and Nicolas Brady's "New Version of the Pslams" - an English translation prepared in the late 1600s.
O Praise the Lord With One Consent
Praise Him, All Ye That in His House Attend
For This Our Truest Int'rest Is Glad Hymns of Praise
That God Is Great We Often Have by Glad Experience Found
With Cheerful Notes Let All the Earth
God's Tender Mercy Knows No Bounds
Ye Boudless Realms of Joy Exalt Your Maker's Fame
Your Voices Arise, Ye Cherubim and Seraphim

Tomaso Albinoni's Oboe Concerto in D minor has long been regarded as one of the finest concertos composed for the instrument. It was published in Amsterdam in 1722, the second of the 12 Concerti a cinque, Op.9. The date of composition and the premiere is unknown, but the work has increased in popularity in the later half of the 20th century to the present day along with the movement for historically appropriate performance practice.

The edition offered here is a new one prepared by Richard W. Sargeant Jr. working from the copies of the 1722 print available online at IMSLP. This study score is a reduced-format version of the large score and also includes the editor's realization of the continuo part. Besides the large score, the orchestra parts and an oboe and piano reduction are also available from Serenissima Music.

Oboe / Strings, Continuo
ISMN: 979-0-093-00222-7

This new orchestration by Clark McAlister is based on the final nine items in Bartók's 1915 piano suite Hungarian Peasant Songs, Sz.71. Scored for a Mozart-sized orchestra, it is a very attractive settings of the final section or Bartók's original - for the nine peasant songs are played without a break.

McAlister's orchestration was first issued as full score and parts in 2007 by the now-defunct E.F. Kalmus. The study score offered here is a reduced-size reissue of the large score, which is now exclusively available from Serenissima Music, along with the orchestra parts.

Allegro (C Dorian)
Allegretto (G Dorian)
Allegretto (A Mixolydian)
L'istesso (B Dorian)
Assai moderato (A Dorian)
Allegretto (A minor)
Poco più vivo (D Dorian)
Allegro (A major)
Allegro (B-flat Mixolydian)
Orchestra (2d1, 2, 2, 2 - 2, 2, 0, 0, timp, tgl, strs) ; ISMN: 979-0-58042-608-6

This oratorio by a youthful Camille Saint-Saens was first performed by soloists, chorus and small string orchestra for the 1858 Christmas service at the Eglise de la Madeleine in Paris. The composer''s colleague Eugene Gigout arranged the vocal score, which is presented here in a digitally-enhanced reprint of the one issued by G. Schirmer early in the 20th century. As with the other titles in this series, measure numbers have been added and rehearsal systems have been checked for compliance with the widely available orchestral parts on IMSLP and elsewhere. The large A4 size is quite convenient for soloists, choruses, and directors alike.
Prelude (dans de style de Seb. Bach)
Recit et Choeur
Air
Air et Choeur
Duo (Benedictus)
Choeur
Trio
Quatuor
Quintette et Choeur
Choeur
SMzATB soli, SATB chorus / Piano ; ISMN: 979-0-800001-73-4.