Durand Durufle M. - Messe Cum Jubilo - Chant et Orgue

Summary of This Score

This score offers a work designed for solo baritone, baritone choir, organ, and orchestra, a rare ensemble that particularly highlights the dark and homogeneous color of male voices. The writing plays on contrasts between the soloist's prominence and the collective power of the choir, while the organ provides a solid harmonic foundation, capable of supporting the singing and carrying the main phrasing lines.

To meet the practical needs of musicians, the work includes a reduction made by the composer. This reduction for voice and organ is an effective solution for preparing the piece when the orchestra is not available, or for organizing regular rehearsals with a clear and coherent accompaniment. The organ plays a central role here, maintaining the energy of entrances, rhythmic stability, and overall balance, while offering the conductor and singers precise support for ensemble coordination.

Thanks to this configuration, the score is intended both for solo baritones and male vocal ensembles wishing to enrich their repertoire, with the possibility to alternate between working with the reduction and performing with orchestra. A relevant reference for any group seeking a structured, expressive work adapted to rehearsal realities.

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Religious, Sacred

Publication

Sheet music

Arranger	reduction by the composer	Genre	vocal and choral score
Instrumentation	solo baritone, baritone choir, organ, and orchestra; reduction for voice and organ