Lukaspassionen : mezzo- och barytonsolo, blandad kör, flöjt, oboe, cello, orgel, kontrabas ad lib, slagverk ad lib /

Lukaspassionen : mezzo- och barytonsolo, blandad kör, flöjt, oboe, cello, orgel, kontrabas ad lib, slagverk ad lib /

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Bibliographic Details
Author / Creator:	Martinsson, Rolf, composer.
Uniform title:	Lukaspassionen. Vocal score
Edition:	Klaverutdrag.
Imprint:	Stockholm : Gehrmans Musikförlag, [2021] ©2011
Description:	1 vocal score (120 pages) ; 30 cm.
Language:	Swedish
Series:	Sensus körmusik
Subject:	Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices) with chamber orchestra -- Vocal scores with piano. Oratorios -- Vocal scores with piano. Passion music. Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices) with chamber orchestra -- Vocal scores with piano. Oratorios -- Vocal scores with piano. Passion music. Art music. Holy Week music. Oratorios. Vocal scores. Art music. Oratorios. Holy Week music. Vocal scores. Scores.
Format:	Music score Print
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12673829

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Other authors / contributors:	Österlund, Leif, arranger of music. Greider, Göran, 1959- librettist. Särdquist, Esbjörn, 1966- librettist. Skarby, Kettil, dedicatee.
Instrumentation:	mezzo-soprano voice 1 baritone voice 1 mixed chorus SATB piano 1
Notes:	staff notation For mezzo-soprano, baritone, mixed chorus with accompaniment of flute, oboe, violoncello, double bass, organ and percussion; accompaniment arranged for piano. Text by Göran Greider, after the Passion of St. Luke. Dedicated to Kettil Skarby. At end: "Trettondedag Jul, 6 januari 2012." Duration: approximately 70-90 min. Preface and biographical notes on the composer and author in Swedish. Swedish words; also printed separately as text on front cover. Staff notation.
Standard no.:	M070120128 9790070120128
Publisher's no.:	GE 12012 Gehrmans Musikförlag

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