All Saints propers/motets - Mikołaj Zieleński
  • WiesOrganista
    Posts: 128
    I'm hunting down his Justorum animae and Beati mundo corde. I've found a few recordings on YouTube, but no scores in the usual places. Can anyone help?

    Any other polyphonic motet for 4 voices you recommend for All Saints?
  • canadashcanadash
    Posts: 1,499
    We've learned this: http://www2.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Angeli,_archangeli_(Andrea_Gabrieli) And it is lovely.

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  • Jeffrey Quick
    Posts: 2,048
    Zielenski's works are in Monumenta musicae in Polonia. Seria A (Krakow: PWM, 1966-)
    We don't have them here, or I'd scan and send. Let me know where you are, and I might be able to point you to someplace close. PWM did offprints of some of these, though I didn't see those particular ones on OhioLink.
  • ghmus7
    Posts: 1,465
    Link does not work.

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  • Protasius
    Posts: 468
    Surgite, sancti Dei by Michael Haydn.
  • lautzef
    Posts: 69
    Here are some 4v polyphonic pieces for All Saints. We are doing the first two tomorrow.

    Victoria - Christe Redemptor omnium
    Marenzio - O quam gloriosum
    St.-Saens - Justorum animae (has organ accomp.)
    Senfl - O quam gloriosum (ATTB)

    It seems that so many of the available motets for All Saints are for five or more voices - I suppose that makes sense since much of what we have left from former centuries is from the larger churches where they had the funding for more singers.
  • Felipe Gasper
    Posts: 804
    Willan “O how glorious” is a nice, easy translation of “O quam gloriosum”.

    Also, da Viadana “Exsultate justi” works, IMO.

    There’s a page over at CPDL specifically for All Saints music, btw.
  • CHGiffenCHGiffen
    Posts: 5,151
    Here's the All Saints category page at CPDL.
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