Salve Regina for 3 or 4 voices?

stepg

Hi! I am needing some help finding a lovely (albeit not overly lengthy) version acapella version of Salve Regina for four or even three voices (men and women). I am not having a whole lot of luck from my own search and I am wondering if anyone has any advice. Thanks! :)

MatthewRoth

What about the Poulenc? It's SATB a cappella.

JDE

There's a very approachable setting by Schubert.

http://www3.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Salve_Regina_D106_(Franz_Schubert)

Richard Mix

Have you checked the obvious starting place yet? Anerio & Salazar are short and homophonic if chant won't do, or perhaps Pearsall is more to your taste. I'll second the Poulenc, and Obrecht (with Arnolt Schlick's organ verses) is hard to beat.

JulieColl

My choir likes Paul Jernberg's Salve Regina (SATB):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL0B821MJl4

It can be ordered online here.

stepg

thanks for all of these suggestions! I really appreciate them!

Protasius

We like to sing the Salve Regina by Rheinberger. It is for four voices.

rschi123

This sounds rather nice: Sands Salve Regina

Chris Garton-Zavesky

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