Te Deum (H 146)

For the choir :

The nature of this recording allows us to supply all the choir parts in a single package for you to choose the tracks for your requirement.

• a single voice part highlighted on piano over the orchestral accompaniment for each voice separately. (ie. Soprano, Alto, Tenor or Bass)
• all four parts played together on piano, with the orchestral accompaniment
• orchestral accompaniment with assistance played on the organ
• orchestral accompaniment with no assistance for voice

For the soloists :

• For the most part, soloists sing together as a duet, trio or quartet.
• It should also be noted that scores suggest that the Alto Soloist can be substituted by a Tenor Soloist. For the purpose of our recording we refer to this as Alto Soloist.
• All soloist parts played individually on a wind instrument, with the orchestra
• The accompaniment with assistance for all soloist parts together.
• Duets, trios and quartets with one voice removed. EG an alto soloist can rehearse and hear the other parts that she doesn't sing.
• Accompaniment without assistance, just as the orchestra plays.

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• Prelude (Rondeau)
• Te Deum laudamus (Bass Solo)
• Pleni sunt coeli et terra (Chorus and Soprano I; II Alto, Tenor Solo)
• Te aeternum Patrem (Chorus and Soprano, Alto Tenor Solo)
• Te per orbem terrarum (Trio, Alto Tenor Bass)
• Tu devicto mortis aculeo (Chorus)
• Te ergo quaesumus (Soprano Solo)
• Aeterna fac sum Sanctis tuis (Chorus)
• Dignare, Domine (Soprano Bass Duet)
• Fiat misericodria tua (Soprano I; II Bass or Soprano, Alto,Bass Trio)
• In te, Domine, speravi (Chorus with Alto, Tenor, Bass Trio)