Barenreiter Schutz Heinrich Selig Sind Die Toten Swv 391 Choeur Mixte Basse Continue
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Summary of This Score
Motette Nr.23 aus 'Geistliche Chormusik 1648' is part of the great sacred choral music repertoire and offers a dense, polyphonic, and expressive writing, designed for an SSATTB mixed choir. This singpartitur allows for clear rehearsal work by facilitating the identification of entrances, intonation, and balance between voices. The basso continuo ad lib. option provides real flexibility: you can support the harmony and line leading (organ, harpsichord, theorbo, violone depending on your practice) or favor an a cappella interpretation, depending on the liturgical or concert context. Presented in Urtextausgabe and hefted (stapled booklet), this score is suitable both for regular rehearsals and for programming motets in vocal ensembles, with a demanding approach to style and articulation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Religious, Sacred | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Singpartitur; Urtextausgabe; Editor Wilhelm Kamlah | Genre | Sacred choral score (motet) |
| Instrumentation | Mixed Choir SSATTB, Basso continuo ad lib. | ||
Questions frequently asked
What vocal distribution is used for Selig sind die Toten SWV 391?
The score is written for a mixed choir SSATTB, with two soprano parts, two alto parts, one tenor part, and two bass parts.
Is the basso continuo mandatory in this motet by Schütz?
The basso continuo is indicated ad libitum, so it remains optional. It is possible to include an organ, harpsichord, theorbo, or violone to support the harmony. An a cappella performance may also be chosen depending on the liturgical or concert context.
Which edition is offered for this choral score?
This edition is an Urtextausgabe, prepared by the editor Wilhelm Kamlah.
Is this the motet No. 23 from Geistliche Chormusik 1648?
The work corresponds to Motet No. 23 from « Geistliche Chormusik 1648 ». It belongs to the sacred music repertoire for mixed choir.
What score format is provided for choir rehearsals?
Presented in Singpartitur format, this score facilitates the identification of entrances and balance between the voices. The binding is a stapled booklet.
