Great Choral Classics
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- Great Choral Classics
- Large Scale works for choir and orchestra
- Made up of a number of varied movements some of which are for soloists others for the whole choir
- The choir is made up of sopranos, Altos, Tenors and Basses
- The Choir may be unaccompanied - A Capella or accompanied by a orchestra or organ
- Male
- Treble: High
- Counter Tenor: Male Alto
- Tenor: High
- Baritone: Medium
- Bass: Low
- Female
- Soprano: High
- Mezzo Soprano: Medium
- Alto: Low
- Structure and form
- Most common structure is Oratorio. This is large scale work for vocal soloists, mixed choir and Orchestra It will contain a variety of movements including...
- Aria: Movement for the soloists accompanied by the orchestra
- Recitative: A short section for the soloist and a few instruments
- Chorus: a movement for the choir and orchestra
- Most common structure is Oratorio. This is large scale work for vocal soloists, mixed choir and Orchestra It will contain a variety of movements including...
- Oratorios are often set to religious text and often performed in Churches, Cathedrals and Concert Halls
- Famous Performers
- "Messiah" by Handel
- "The Creation" By Haydn
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