Lemoine Lacote - Motets (4) - Voix De Femmes (ou D'enfants) et Orgue
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Essential information about this score
Essential information about this score
- Contemporary sacred music : a coherent program centered around Marian and liturgical texts in Latin, designed for both concert and spiritual settings.
- Commissioned works : pieces created at Notre-Dame de Paris and the Festival de la Chaise-Dieu, performed by leading interpreters.
- Writing for choir and organ : an expressive dialogue between vocal polyphony and the color of the organ, ideal for enriching a choral program.
- Short and effective format : four pieces with concise durations (2' to 4') easy to integrate into a celebration, a service, or a choral music set.
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Summary of this score
This score brings together four brief vocal pieces, conceived as a cycle, where the clarity of the Latin text and the richness of harmonic atmospheres serve an intensely contemplative expression. "Sancta et immaculata" is a commission from Musique Nouvelle en Liberté - Ville de Paris, premiered on October 22, 2013, at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris as part of the "Livre de Notre-Dame," performed by the Maîtrise Notre-Dame de Paris, with Denis Comtet on organ and Emilie Fleury conducting. The pieces "Quae est ista" and "Alma redemptoris Mater" were commissioned by Ensemble Sequenza 9.3 and premiered on August 25, 2017, at the Festival de la Chaise-Dieu by Ensemble Sequenza 9.3, with Thomas Lacôte on organ and Catherine Simonpietri conducting.
The content offers a contrasting and immediately usable journey: 1. Felix namque es (2') - 2. Sancta et immaculata (4') - 3. Quae est ista (2') - 4. Alma redemptoris Mater (4'). The set allows for easy construction of a musical breathing space within a choir program, with controlled durations and complementary atmospheres. To situate the aesthetic, a recording exists in "Le Livre de Notre-Dame," Maîtrise de Notre-Dame, MSNDP005 (2015).
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Instrumentation | choir and organ | Language | Latin |
| Genre | choral score, contemporary sacred music | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Which pieces are included in these motets for women's voices and organ?
The collection includes four motets: "Felix namque es", "Sancta et immaculata", "Quae est ista", and "Alma redemptoris Mater".
What is the duration of the four Motets by Lemoine Lacôte?
The indicated durations are 2 minutes for "Felix namque es" and "Quae est ista", and 4 minutes for "Sancta et immaculata" and "Alma redemptoris Mater". The entire set represents approximately 12 minutes of music. This distribution allows for the insertion of brief pieces in a choral program.
What vocal formation is required?
The composition is intended for women's voices or children's voices, accompanied by organ.
Are the motets' texts in Latin?
The language indicated for this contemporary sacred choral score is Latin. The titles notably include "Alma redemptoris Mater" and "Sancta et immaculata".
Where were the motets premiered?
"Sancta et immaculata" was premiered on October 22, 2013, at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, while "Quae est ista" and "Alma redemptoris Mater" were premiered on August 25, 2017, at the Festival de la Chaise-Dieu.
