"Exsultate, jubilate" Motet in F for soprano and orchestra. (FIRST VERSION)
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"Exsultate, jubilate" Motet in F for soprano and orchestra. (FIRST VERSION)
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The Roman Catholic liturgy required a large number of musical settings beyond the mass. While the mass has a standardized text, the texts of the lesser church works were chosen according to the readings for the respective Sundays or feast days. Some of these texts were biblical or at least traditional sacred poetry, mostly in Latin, while others were newly created for these occasions. With few exceptions, Mozart’s lesser church works were written in Salzburg. These works belong to diverse traditions and consequently display great variety. Marian antiphons, for example, are vocal works addressed to the Blessed Virgin Mary and assigned to different occasions in the church year. In Salzburg, Marian antiphons were probably performed in special prayers during the Liturgy of the Hours rather than in vespers services.
Autograph, 1773
Partitur: 21 Bl. (41 beschr. S.)
Abschrift, 1810
Mottetto/ Exsultate jubilate o vos anima Beata/ a Canto ou Tenor solo/ E Pleno Orchestro/ Del Sig. Cavaliere Amadeo Wolfgango Mozart/ Accademico di Bologna e di Verona
Partitur: 35 Bl.
Abschrift, 1857-1858
[Kopftitel?: ] Motetto./ comp. A. W. Mozart, Giannaio 1773
Partitur: 22 S.
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Frühdruck, 1931
Exsultate, jubliate. Motet for Soprano with accompaniment of 2 Violins, Viola, 2 Oboes, 2 Horns, Bass and Organ by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Köchel No. 165. First performed 17th January 1773 at Milan, Theatins' Church. Edited from the original MS. And with Foreword by Alfred Einstein. [Edition Eulenburg Nr. 1022]
Partitur: IV + 30 S.