Omnia Vincit Amor
by Michael John Trotta
4-Part - Sheet Music

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Instruments
Choir
Piano Accompaniment
Ensembles
4-Part
SATB
Mixed Choir
Composers
Michael John Trotta
Publishers
BriLee Music
Item Types
Physical
Usages
School and Community
Choral SATB choir, piano

SKU: CF.BL1186

Composed by Michael John Trotta. Mjte. 8 pages. Duration 2 minutes, 19 seconds. BriLee Music #BL1186. Published by BriLee Music (CF.BL1186).

UPC: 672405010399. Key: G major. Latin. Virgil, Eclogues (37 BC).

This new voicing is intended as an accessible piece for developing mixed singers and provides additional opportunities to focus on the following concepts: FORM: the piece is divided into an ABA form, and articulation and phrasing follow the form. ARTICULATION: (A) - marcato, (B) - legato PHRASING: 2 bar phrases (A), 4 bar phrases (B). Suspensions in (A) and (B). DISSONANCE: M2 tuning in suspensions throughout the piece DICTION: Offers an introduction to Latin on a secular text and opportunities to focus on pure vowels. PRONUNCIATION: There are only five pure vowels in Latin: a = AH e = EH i=EE o = *AW u = OO *Form OH with lips and cover with AH. Should sound like a rounded AH All R's should be flipped UPPER CASE syllables should receive primary stress Omnia vincit amor AWM-nee-ah VEEN-cheet AH-mawr et nos cedamus amori eht naws cheh-DAH-moos ah - MAW - ree Translation: Love conquers all, therefore let us surrender to love.
This new voicing is intended as an accessible piece for developing mixed singers and provides additional opportunities to focus on the following concepts:FORM: the piece is divided into an ABA form, and articulation and phrasing follow the form.ARTICULATION: (A) - marcato, (B) - legato PHRASING: 2 bar phrases (A), 4 bar phrases (B). Suspensions in (A) and (B).DISSONANCE: M2 tuning in suspensions throughout the pieceDICTION: Offers an introduction to Latin on a secular text and opportunities to focus on pure vowels.PRONUNCIATION: There are only five pure vowels in Latin:a = AH e = EH i=EE o = *AW u = OO*Form OH with lips and cover with AH. Should sound like a rounded AHAll R’s should be flippedUPPER CASE syllables should receive primary stressOmnia vincit amorAWM-nee-ah VEEN-cheet AH-mawret nos cedamus amorieht naws cheh-DAH-moos ah - MAW - reeTranslation: Love conquers all, therefore let us surrender to love.