Mary's Hymn (Bird, Peter)

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 A-cappella version [computer-generated; no words]
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Bird, Peter (31 December 2011)

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Bird, Peter (31 December 2011)

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Los Angeles: George Peter Bird, 2007.

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 A-cappella edition
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Los Angeles: George Peter Bird, 2007.

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First edition

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Los Angeles: George Peter Bird, 2007.

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General Information

Work Title Mary's Hymn
Alternative Title Magnificat
Composer Bird, Peter
Opus/Catalogue Number PB 10
Movements/Sections 1
Year/Date of Composition 2007
First Publication 2007
Librettist Luke 1:46-55
Language English and Latin
Dedication To Morten Lauridsen
Piece Style Modern
Instrumentation SATB chorus, occasionally divisi; either a cappella or with organ


Misc. Comments

The initial theme introduced by the sopranos is echoed one bar later by the altos (canon at the 5th) and also by the tenors and basses at 1/2 speed and 1/3 speed, respectively (prolation canon). The middle section uses free imitative polyphony and familiar style, often in a rhythmic pattern of 3-3-2-3-3-4. The ending doxology repeats the initial canon above Gregorian tone VIIIG (one of the set used to chant the Magnificat in Latin).

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