Tomás Luis de Victoria

Caligaverunt Oculi Mei (1585) es el noveno responsorio para los maitines del Viernes Santo del famoso Tomás Luis de Victoria. Con partitura para voces mixtas sin acompañamiento, el texto combina las e...

Caligaverunt Oculi Mei (1585) es el noveno responsorio para los maitines del Viernes Santo del famoso Tomás Luis de Victoria. Con partitura para voces mixtas sin acompañamiento, el texto combina las e...

Written in the late Renaissance period by Tomas Luis de Victoria, this beautiful piece captures the wonder and mystique of Christ's birth. Russell Robinson has arranged “O Magnum Mysterium,” making it...

For SATB double choir & optional organ.

A rich and sonorous piece, originally published in 1572.

Aus dem 'Mainzer Chorbuch'.

Aus dem 'Mainzer Chorbuch'.

Besetzung: SATB

This beautifully presented edition from Novello offers a full Mass setting alongside a Motet, both for large mixed chorus, by Tomas Luis De Victoria. Regarded by many as one of the greatest composers...

This beautifully presented edition from Novello offers a full Mass setting alongside a Motet, both for SATB chorus, by Tomas Luis De Victoria. Regarded by many as one of the greatest composers of Span...

Edited by Robert Hallagan. Arranged by Robert Hallagan. SATB chorus. For SATB, Piano Rehearsal. Early Choral Masters. Choral. Piano/Vocal Score. 9 pages.

Arranged by Walter Ehret.

Motete para coro SATB.

O Magnum Mysterium is one of de Victoria's most popular choral works. It has been scored here for winds alone and would make a powerful addition to any concert.

This motet was composed about 1570 and was originally set for four voices. It transcribes beautifully for brass and could be considered a companion piece for the popular O Magnum Mysterium. The trumpe...

For 3 trombones (or 3-part trombone choir).

Victoria, and others in his time period were writing a substantial amount of sacred choral writing. Tenebrae Factae Sunt is a beautiful example of this type of music, arranged here for 4 trumpets. Non...

Tomas Luis De Victoria of Spain is one of the best-regarded composers of sacred music in the late Renaissance. This motet was written originally for four part chorus and is now scored for brass quarte...