Ave Maria, Schubert, 3-part arrangement.

Digital Sheet Music

By Franz Schubert

Item Number: S0.17585

A three-part setting of the well-known choir standard, written for the wedding of the arranger's daughter.  This version contains the usual two Latin verses, but the original German could easily be substituted.  Both lower parts would be within the range of a Mezzo whilst remaining comfortable for Alto - between them, they only cover one octave from middle C & the octave above.   Suitable as a church anthem, particularly within the Catholic tradition & in May, or as concert piece.  Completely re-set in Musescore with very minor revisions including the accompaniment.  This has proved to be popular in the past and now has an MP3 (MIDI realisation) to get an idea of the harmonies / vocal lines.  To save paper, feel free to print just pages 2-4.

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