Partituras de música sacra

Soli,GCh,Orch 75'

If 'several music lovers and music directors consider this mass to be genuine and well Mozartian' (original statement Ludwig Ritter von Köchel), we want to do the same with good reason. '

If 'several music lovers and music directors consider this mass to be genuine and well Mozartian' (original statement Ludwig Ritter von Köchel), we want to do the same with good reason. '

If 'several music lovers and music directors consider this mass to be genuine and well Mozartian' (original statement Ludwig Ritter von Köchel), we want to do the same with good reason. '

The '98th Psalm' is one of Mendelssohn's compositions that are difficult to assign to a specific genre.

The '98th Psalm' is one of Mendelssohn's compositions that are difficult to assign to a specific genre.

The '98th Psalm' is one of Mendelssohn's compositions that are difficult to assign to a specific genre.

The '98th Psalm' is one of Mendelssohn's compositions that are difficult to assign to a specific genre.

The '98th Psalm' is one of Mendelssohn's compositions that are difficult to assign to a specific genre.

The '98th Psalm' is one of Mendelssohn's compositions that are difficult to assign to a specific genre.

I had just grown particularly fond of the piece, although it is hardly something for the so-called audience; but I loved it ... Mendelssohn wrote about his setting of the 114th Psalm.

I had just grown particularly fond of the piece, although it is hardly something for the so-called audience; but I loved it ... Mendelssohn wrote about his setting of the 114th Psalm.

I had just grown particularly fond of the piece, although it is hardly something for the so-called audience; but I loved it ... Mendelssohn wrote about his setting of the 114th Psalm.

I had just grown particularly fond of the piece, although it is hardly something for the so-called audience; but I loved it ... Mendelssohn wrote about his setting of the 114th Psalm.

I had just grown particularly fond of the piece, although it is hardly something for the so-called audience; but I loved it ... Mendelssohn wrote about his setting of the 114th Psalm.