Mahler Es sungen drei Engel for eight-part mixed choir (SSAATTBB) a cappella
Drawn from the text of Des Knaben Wunderhorn (The Youth’s Magic Horn), the title of this song translates to “Three angels sang a sweet air,” and tells the remorseful story of the sinful apostle Peter. Peter cries tears of repentance, and the music imagines paradise, but ends in a doubtful piano. For advanced singers.
(Arranger: Clytus Gottwald)
- for 8-part choir
- Duration: 5’
- Choir: SSAATTBB
- Composer: Gustav Mahler
- Arranger: Clytus Gottwald
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Table of contents:
Es sungen drei Engel für achtstimmigen Chor
Drawn from the text of Des Knaben Wunderhorn (The Youth’s Magic Horn), the title of this song translates to “Three angels sang a sweet air,” and tells the remorseful story of the sinful apostle Peter. Peter cries tears of repentance, and the music imagines paradise, but ends in a doubtful piano. For advanced singers.
(Arranger: Clytus Gottwald)
- for 8-part choir
- Duration: 5’
- Choir: SSAATTBB
- Composer: Gustav Mahler
- Arranger: Clytus Gottwald
-
Table of contents:
Es sungen drei Engel für achtstimmigen Chor
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Drawn from the text of Des Knaben Wunderhorn (The Youth’s Magic Horn), the title of this song translates to “Three angels sang a sweet air,” and tells the remorseful story of the sinful apostle Peter. Peter cries tears of repentance, and the music imagines paradise, but ends in a doubtful piano. For advanced singers.
(Arranger: Clytus Gottwald)
- for 8-part choir
- Duration: 5’
- Choir: SSAATTBB
- Composer: Gustav Mahler
- Arranger: Clytus Gottwald
-
Table of contents:
Es sungen drei Engel für achtstimmigen Chor
