Edition Breitkopf Mozart - Missa Brevis In D Major K. 194 (186H) KV 194 (186H)
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Summary of This Book
Designed as a useful supplement for a choir conductor's library, this book is aimed at all those seeking to strengthen their choral conducting practice with clear, direct support that is easy to keep on hand. Its deliberately compact format (44 pages) makes it a simple tool to integrate into your organization: preparing a session, points to check before a rehearsal, or quick consultation when you want to stay focused on the essentials.
Henry Howell, a music teacher in Australia, highlights its relevance for choir leaders: "A worthwhile addition to a choral director's library." This endorsement emphasizes the value of the content as a working resource serving the practical needs of a choir conductor. Whether you work in schools, conservatories, associations, or with amateur vocal ensembles, this type of book effectively complements a collection dedicated to choral repertoire and rehearsal management by providing accessible and immediately usable support.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Pages | 44 | ||
Questions frequently asked
Q: How many pages does this work have?
A: The announced format contains 44 pages, which allows for quick consultation before or during a rehearsal.
Q: Is this edition suitable for preparing choral rehearsals?
A: The description presents this work as a supplement for a choir director's library. Its content is intended to strengthen choral conducting practice. It can be used as a support during session preparation or to review points before a rehearsal.
Q: What is the reference of the Mozart Missa Brevis offered?
A: The reference indicated in the title is KV 194 (186H), also noted K. 194 (186H), in D major.
Q: Is this a method book?
A: The sheet classifies this publication in the "Methods" category.
Q: For which choir conducting settings is this book intended?
A: The text mentions use in school environments, conservatories, associations, or with amateur vocal ensembles. With its 44 pages, the work is presented as an accessible resource for choir leaders.
