I'll be attempting to publish my English Les Heures Gregorienne, but I doubt it'll be done for around a year at least. Is that the kind of thing you'd take?
Hmm...I mostly deal with instrumental sacred music, and/or instrumental accompaniment to sacred choral music...any interest there? No hurry I'm still a bit fried from the thesis :)
Okay...to zero in, late 17th century Austro-German instrumental/acc. to sacred vocal music. My thesis examined the last instrumental composition of Heinrich Biber's Harmonia Artificioso-Ariosaand the influence/prevalence of organ/keyboard genres and idioms in the collection, which are seven trio sonatas for various stringed instruments. (And also the self borrowings from the work that appear in Biber's sacred music). I'm a glutton for punishment apparently....dear God I would happily write more about this for anyone who could benefit from it!
I have an opus whose working title is "stuff for three to four part choir that I ripped off from Ravanello, Rossini, Lindusky and Choralwiki" - I know, title needs work - would that do?
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