Edition Breitkopf Schubert F. - Messe Sol Majeur D 167 - Ch Choeur Piano
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Summary of This Score
EDITION URTEXT offers a score dedicated to Franz Schubert, presented in an Urtext spirit to support a faithful and demanding interpretation. This type of edition is particularly appreciated by musicians who wish to rely on a clear and stable musical text, without superfluous additions, to build their phrasing, balance, and articulation during rehearsal. The instrumentation marked "So,GCh,Orch" indicates an arrangement intended for an ensemble combining a soloist and orchestra (according to the publisher's abbreviations), making it a relevant resource for ensembles, high-level educational projects, and concert programs. Thanks to its careful presentation and its volume of 40 pages, this score easily integrates into daily work: reading, setup, consolidation of dynamics, and musical preparation, while highlighting the style and sensitivity characteristic of Schubert.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Schubert, Franz | Instrumentation | So,GCh,Orch |
| Edition | EDITION URTEXT | Pages | 40 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the instrumentation of the Mass in G major D 167?
The indicated instrumentation is "So,GCh,Orch", with a soloist, a large choir, and an orchestra according to the publisher's abbreviations.
Is this Schubert score an Urtext edition?
The mentioned edition is an URTEXT EDITION. It presents a musical text intended to support precise work on phrasing, balances, and articulation.
How many pages does the Mass in G Major D 167 by Breitkopf contain?
The score contains 40 pages.
To which musical genre is this Mass classified?
This score is classified in the classical genre. The composition is attributed to Franz Schubert.
Is this edition suitable for work with a choir and orchestra?
Thanks to the indication "So,GCh,Orch," this edition is intended for a formation combining soloist, large choir, and orchestra. Its 40-page format allows for preparation of rehearsals and staging. The Urtext text supports a faithful approach to Schubert's writing.
