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Magnificat in G Major
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Organ - Early intermediate

SKU: GI.G-6823

Composed by Felix Alexandre Guilmant. Edited by Austin C. Lovelace. Advent 3 B, Annunciation, Assumption Day, Assumption Vigil, Visitation. Sacred. 8 pages. GIA Publications #6823. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-6823).

UPC: 785147682363. Scripture: Luke 1:46–55.

Thoughtfully edited by the legendary Austin Lovelace, this interpretation of Mary's Magnificat, composed by 19th-century French organist Alexandre Guilmant, will find a welcome home on your music rack. The six movements can be played separately for shorter sections of worship or as a complete set in a concert setting.