Simrock Dvorák - Stat Mater Op. 58 - 4 Soloists Choeur Mixte Et Orchestre
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Summary of This Score
This score (op. 58) presents a work whose text is entirely in Latin. This language choice requires particular attention to prosody and articulation: sustained vowels, structuring consonants, management of elisions, and consistency of accents-all essential elements to achieve a clear and expressive interpretation. Whether approached in an educational context or during more advanced preparation, this edition serves as a practical working tool to build solid reference points and gain fluency in reading.
With its 94 pages, the volume allows for methodical progression: section identification, consolidation of transitions, implementation of dynamics, and organization of repeats. It is also a comfortable format for annotating (breaths, bowings, fingerings, intentions, rehearsal marks) and structuring your sessions, alone or in ensemble. If you are looking for a Latin score that is both clear and sufficiently developed to support serious musical work, this edition meets the essentials: comprehensive content, an explicit opus reference, and a support designed to endure at the music stand.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Language | Latin | Pages | 94 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the language of Dvořák’s Stabat Mater op. 58?
The text of this score is entirely in Latin, requiring particular attention to prosody, elisions, and accents.
What forces are specified for this Dvořák score?
The edition is arranged for 4 soloists, mixed choir, and orchestra, as indicated by its title.
How many pages does this Simrock edition have?
With 94 pages, the work allows for section marking and annotation of breaths or rehearsal cues.
Is this score suitable for practicing Latin articulation?
The presence of a fully Latin text involves sustained vowels and structural consonants. Careful articulation enhances the clarity of vocal lines. Accents and elisions can be directly identified on the 94 pages of the edition.
Which work corresponds to the reference op. 58?
It is Dvořák’s Stabat Mater, referenced as op. 58 and categorized within the classical genre.
