EditioPrinceps
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EARLY-SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH SACRED MUSIC
General Editor: DR IAN PAYNE
| Introduction | The Pieces (by composer) | The Pieces (by catalogue number) | Notes |
EP5: O how happy a thing it is
A late-Elizabethan verse-anthem for SA soli, SAATB chorus and organ by the early-17th-century composer John Holmes (d.1629), reconstructed from the organ score by Ian Payne. It was composed on 25 October 1602, while he was organist at Winchester Cathedral, and reflects the simple style of the metrical psalm from one of which (Psalm 133) it takes its text.
| Voices: | SA soli, SAATB chorus & organ |
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| Duration: | 4 minutes |
| Publication Date: | 26 May, 2013 |
| The following version is available both on the Score Exchange web site and in print. | ||
| Cat No | Description | Score Exchange link |
|---|---|---|
| EP5 | Original pitch | 110365 |
| The downloadable score on Score Exchange costs US$1.50 (plus 20% VAT for buyers in Europe). Printed copies cost GB£1.50 and may be ordered from sales@severinus.co.uk | ||
| The following PDF file can be viewed by clicking the link below. | ||
| Description | Size | Link |
|---|---|---|
| original pitch, first few pages | 261KB | EP_05.pdf |
| The following MP3 file can be played by clicking the link below. | |||
| Description | Duration | Size | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Original pitch | 4m | 3.9MB | EP_05.mp3 |
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