Canon Solus
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SKU: PE.TOV16C
Composed by Rytis Mazulis. Contemporary Choral Music. Vocal Score. 11 pages. Duration 00:05:20. Edition-S #TOV16C. Published by Edition-S (PE.TOV16C).ISBN 9788790056339. 210 x 297mm inches. Latin.
Canon solus (1998) is based on the principle of ‘canon of any tone’, following the Flemish composer of the late 15th century, Johannes Ockeghem (Missa cuiusvis toni): it could be started on any tone of the diatonic scale (a, g, f, e, etc.). The theme of the canon is subjected to rhythmic and melodic modifications, by means of diminution, augmentation, and retrograde. The four voice texture is made of imitations between the two pairs of voices.
The canon may be performed by ensemble or choir of equal voices, or mixed voices. In such case, the female and male voices should sing all four parts of the canon, i.e. part I - S1, T1; part II - S2, T2; part III - A1, B1; and part IV - A2, B2.