Ehre Sei Dir, Christe Christ to You Be Honor
from the Passion according to St. Matthew
Sheet Music

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Instruments
Choir
Ensembles
4-Part
Mixed Choir
SATB
A Cappella
Genres
Baroque Period
Christian
Formats
Vocal Score
Octavo
Usages
Saints' Days
Lent
School and Community
SATB Choir a Cappella

SKU: BT.HL08596787

From the Passion according to St. Matthew. By Matthew Michaels. By Heinrich Schutz. Treasury Choral. Choral Score. Composed 2010. Hal Leonard #HL08596787. Published by Hal Leonard (BT.HL08596787).

UPC: 884088480622.

Heinrich Schütz was one of the great German masters of vocal music, serving as a bridge between the early contrapuntal school of Palestrina and the later contrapuntal school of Bach and Handel. This motet illustrates bothhomophonic and contrapuntal techniques and concludes Schütz's setting of The St. Matthew Passion. Available: SATB a cappella. Duration: ca. 2:13.

Heinrich Schütz was one of the great German masters of vocal music, serving as a bridge between the early contrapuntal school of Palestrina and the later contrapuntal school of Bach and Handel. This motet illustrates bothhomophonic and contrapuntal techniques and concludes Schütz's setting of The St. Matthew Passion. Available: SATB a cappella. Duration: ca. 2:13.

Heinrich Schütz was one of the great German masters of vocal music, serving as a bridge between the early contrapuntal school of Palestrina and the later contrapuntal school of Bach and Handel. This motet illustrates bothhomophonic and contrapuntal techniques and concludes Schütz's setting of The St. Matthew Passion. Available: SATB a cappella. Duration: ca. 2:13.

Heinrich Schütz was one of the great German masters of vocal music, serving as a bridge between the early contrapuntal school of Palestrina and the later contrapuntal school of Bach and Handel. This motet illustrates bothhomophonic and contrapuntal techniques and concludes Schütz's setting of The St. Matthew Passion. Available: SATB a cappella. Duration: ca. 2:13.

Heinrich Schütz was one of the great German masters of vocal music, serving as a bridge between the early contrapuntal school of Palestrina and the later contrapuntal school of Bach and Handel. This motet illustrates bothhomophonic and contrapuntal techniques and concludes Schütz's setting of The St. Matthew Passion. Available: SATB a cappella. Duration: ca. 2:13.