Stabat mater, Op.58 / B.71 Dvořák, Antonín 1841-1904 composer Čubr, Antonín 1904-1988 editor notated music notated music Edwardsville, IL Serenissima Music, Inc 2015 Reprint (Prague: SNKLHU, 1958. Plate H 2190) Edwardsville, IL Petrucci Library Pres 2015 Reprint (Prague: SNKLHU, 1958. Plate H 2190) lat 1. Quartetto e coro: Stabat Mater dolorosa -- 2. Quartetto: Quis est homo, qui non fleret -- 3. Coro: Eja, Mater, fons amoris -- 4. Bass solo e coro: Fac, ut ardeat cor meum -- 5. Coro: Tui nati vulnerati -- 6. Tenore solo e coro: Fac me vere tecum elere -- 7. Coro: Virgo virginum praeclara -- 8. Duo Soprano e Alto: Fac, ut portem Christi mortem -- 9. Alto solo: Inflammatus et accensus -- 10. Quartetto e coro: Quandus corpus morietur. print unmediated volume 286 pages of music Dvorak's "Stabat Mater" is a work deeply inspired by personal tragedy in the composer's life. Originally sketched between February and May of 1876 as a delayed response to the death of his daughter Josefa, the work was not completed in definitive form until late 1877, in the wake of the passing of two other children (daughter Ruzena and son Otakar). The work was finally premiered on 23 December 1880 in Prague, with vocalists and chorus from the Czech Provisional Theatre conducted by Adolf Cech. The work was first published early the following year by Simrock of Berlin. The score reproduced here has been edited by Antonin Cubr and was first issued by the Czech State Publishing concern as part of the complete works of Dvorak in 1958. Study score. SATB soli, SATB chorus, Orchestra. ISMN with hyphens: 979-0-58021-104-0 Description based on ISMN data provided by the publisher. Choruses, Sacred Cantatas U.S. ISMN Public Archive http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/html/ismn/ismn-home.html ISMN import 9781608741823 9790580211040 ismn 220324 220326 ncm 7i 20220324195538.0 220324s2015 iluanz| n | lat 9781608741823 9790580211040 (DLC-ISMN)56778 DLC-ISMN eng rda DLC-ISMN Dvořák, Antonín, 1841-1904, composer. Stabat mater, Op.58 / B.71 Reprint (Prague: SNKLHU, 1958. Plate H 2190) Edwardsville, IL : Serenissima Music, Inc., 2015. Edwardsville, IL : Petrucci Library Press, 2015. 286 pages of music notated music ntm rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Study score. SATB soli, SATB chorus, Orchestra. ISMN with hyphens: 979-0-58021-104-0 1. Quartetto e coro: Stabat Mater dolorosa -- 2. Quartetto: Quis est homo, qui non fleret -- 3. Coro: Eja, Mater, fons amoris -- 4. Bass solo e coro: Fac, ut ardeat cor meum -- 5. Coro: Tui nati vulnerati -- 6. Tenore solo e coro: Fac me vere tecum elere -- 7. Coro: Virgo virginum praeclara -- 8. Duo Soprano e Alto: Fac, ut portem Christi mortem -- 9. Alto solo: Inflammatus et accensus -- 10. Quartetto e coro: Quandus corpus morietur. Dvorak's "Stabat Mater" is a work deeply inspired by personal tragedy in the composer's life. Originally sketched between February and May of 1876 as a delayed response to the death of his daughter Josefa, the work was not completed in definitive form until late 1877, in the wake of the passing of two other children (daughter Ruzena and son Otakar). The work was finally premiered on 23 December 1880 in Prague, with vocalists and chorus from the Czech Provisional Theatre conducted by Adolf Cech. The work was first published early the following year by Simrock of Berlin. The score reproduced here has been edited by Antonin Cubr and was first issued by the Czech State Publishing concern as part of the complete works of Dvorak in 1958. Description based on ISMN data provided by the publisher. Choruses, Sacred. Cantatas. Scores. lcgft Čubr, Antonín, 1904-1988, editor. ISMN import