Boosey & Hawkes Britten - Missa Brevis In D Op. 63 - Boys' Choeur (ssa) et Orgue
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Summary of This Score
This score (op. 63) offers a piece with a Latin text, designed to integrate naturally into musical contexts where this language is traditionally used. Its 8-page format makes it a compact, easy-to-handle resource at the music stand and simple to carry, while providing enough material to establish a serious interpretation. It is particularly suitable for musicians who wish to strengthen their sight-reading, refine ensemble coordination, and enhance expressiveness through a language demanding clear articulation. Thanks to its controlled length, it is a relevant choice for organizing a structured practice session: identifying key passages, establishing rhythmic precision, then deepening dynamics and musicality. An ideal score to enrich one's library with a work identified by opus number, easy to program and revisit regularly.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Religious, Sacred | Publication | Sheet music |
| Language | Latin | Pages | 8 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the vocal distribution of Missa Brevis op. 63?
The score is written for SSA boys' choir and organ, in accordance with the indication shown in the title.
Is Britten's Missa Brevis sung in Latin?
The text of this sacred work is in Latin. This language follows the traditional practice of sacred repertoire.
How many pages does this Britten score have?
The edition consists of 8 pages. This compact format facilitates its use at the music stand and its transport.
For which musical genre is this score intended?
The work is classified under religious and sacred genres. It is referenced as opus 63.
Britten Missa Brevis In D op. 63: does this edition include an organ part?
The organ accompaniment is indicated in the edition's title, along with the SSA boys' choir scoring. This allows rehearsal coordination between voices and organ. Its 8 pages enable identification of key passages and then in-depth work on rhythms and dynamics.



