Pestis mediolanensis (The plague of Milan) : dramatic motet for soloists, double chorus, woodwinds, strings, and continuo
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Pestis mediolanensis (The plague of Milan) : dramatic motet for soloists, double chorus, woodwinds, strings, and continuo
（Early musical masterworks）
University of North Carolina Press, c1979
Printed Music（Full Score）
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Latin words; also printed as text with English translation
Reproduced from manuscript
Critical notes in English
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The Plague of Milan (c. 1680) is commonly called an oratorio but is best described as a motet. The text, a description of the charitable acts of the Bishop of Milan during the bubonic plague of 1576, is based on Charpentier's holograph manuscript and includes a full score for soloists, double chorus, winds, and strings. This edition includes an analysis of the music and text, a translation of the test, a discussion of editorial problems, and a collection of writings on the work.
Originally published in 1979.
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