Magnificat Recordings
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Complete new recordings and scores of Magnificat (2012) for Chorus, Soloists, and Chamber Orchestra.
#1 Magnificat anima mea Dominum
Chorus and Orchestra
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_01_magnificat
www.hartenshield.com/0465_01_magnificat.pdf and attached below.
#2 Et exultavit
Contralto, Flute, Oboe, Two solo violins, Ripieno
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_02_et_exultavit
www.hartenshield.com/0465_02_et_exultavit.pdf and attached below.
#3 Quia respexit humilitatem
Chorus, 'Cello
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_03_quiarespexit
www.hartenshield.com/0465_03_quiarespexit.pdf and attached below.
#4 Quia fecit mihi magna
Soprano, Ensemble
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_04_quiafecit
www.hartenshield.com/0465_04_quiafecit.pdf and attached below.
#5 Et sanctum nomen
Tenor, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_05_et_sanctum
www.hartenshield.com/0465_05_et_sanctum.pdf and attached below.
#6 Et misericordia eius
Chorus and Orchestra
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_06_et_misericordia
www.hartenshield.com/0465_06_et_misericordia.pdf and attached below.
#7 Fecit potentiam
Chorus, Solo Quartet, and Orchestra
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_07_fecit_potentiam
www.hartenshield.com/0465_07_fecit.pdf and attached below.
#8 Deposuit potentes
Mezzo-soprano, clarinet, bassoon, solo violin, solo viola
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_08_deposuit
www.hartenshield.com/0465_08_deposuit.pdf and attached below.
#9 Esurientes implevit bonis
Chorus and Orchestra
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_09_esurientes
www.hartenshield.com/0465_09_esurientes.pdf and attached below.
#10 Suscepit Israel puerum suum
Soprano, Mezzo-soprano and Ensemble
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_10_suscepit
www.hartenshield.com/0465_10_suscepit.pdf and attached below.
11. Sicut locutus est ad patres nostros
Chorus and Orchestra
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_11_sicutlocutus
www.hartenshield.com/0465_11_sicut_locutus.pdf and attached below.
12. Alleluia
Chorus and Orchestra
https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper/0465_12_alleluia
www.hartenshield.com/0465_12_alleluia.pdf and attached below.
Vocal scores with organ/piano reduction (slightly out-of-date at the moment) for
1 Magnificat at http://www.hartenshield.com/0466_1_2013.pdf
2-5 Et exultavit through Et Sanctum Nomen http://www.hartenshield.com/0466_magnificat_II-V.pdf
6-8 Et misericordia through Deposuit http://www.hartenshield.com/0466_magnificat_VI-VIII.pdf
9-11 Esurientes through Sicut Locutus Est http://www.hartenshield.com/0466_magnificat_IX-XI.pdf
12 Alleluia http://www.hartenshield.com/0466_12_2013.pdf
0465_01_magnificat.pdf4M 0465_02_et_exultavit.pdf1M 0465_03_quiarespexit.pdf437K 0465_04_quiafecit.pdf867K 0465_05_et_sanctum.pdf589K 0465_06_et_misericordia.pdf2M 0465_08_deposuit.pdf436K 0465_09_esurientes.pdf2M 0465_10_suscepit.pdf1M 0465_11_sicut_locutus.pdf2M 0465_12_alleluia.pdf4M 0465_07_fecit.pdf2M -
Update, a few more recordings and scores added.Thanked by 1[Deleted User]
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I should have added: I've given up on demanding that orchestras tune to A=435. So all recent recordings are cranked up about 12 cents higher than I'd prefer. Can only fight so many battles ....Thanked by 1[Deleted User]
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So all recent recordings are cranked up about 12 cents higher than I'd prefer.
Just make up for it by getting six people to stop giving you their opinions. -
I've given up on demanding that orchestras tune to A=435.
Why the constant raising of 'standard' pitch? By the time I die, it'll probably be A=480. I'll go with A=435 any day.Thanked by 1[Deleted User] -
I ALWAYS play at A=520. It's progressive. You should try.
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Be thankful for what you have!
In Russian monasteries it's A=215
For Tibetan monks it's 185Thanked by 1[Deleted User] -
Final update, I hope: entire Magnificat at
https://soundcloud.com/copper-magnificat/magnificat-by-william-copper-complete
for the enthusiast, should there be one.
William -
Listened to it a couple of times. I really like it.
So far the Et exultatvit (No. 2) and the Suscepit Israel (No. 10) are my favourite movements. I especially like the quasi Klezmer feel of the obbligato violin and cor anglais in No 10.Thanked by 1[Deleted User] -
Lol. I guess I could see Klezmer. #10 actually reminded me, a little uncomfortably, of Mozart's
Canzonetta sull'Ariaoops, no, "L'ho perduta", the Aria for Barbarina, from Le Nozze de Figaro, though I had no intention of imitating.Thanked by 1[Deleted User]
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