Alleluia
from Exultate Jubilate
Key of F Key of E-flat
The primary work from which this well-known Alleluia comes is the sacred, solo motet, Exultate Jubilate. Composed during a visit to Milan, Mozart wrote it for Venanzio Rauzzini, Mozart’s favorite operatic castrato. In contemporary performances, the solo motet is usually sung by a soprano. Walter Ehret has arranged the famous solo into three treble parts. It is available in two keys for the convenience of your singers.
Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1776-1791)
Arranger: Walter Ehret
Voicing: Three-part Variable with Piano
Cambiata Press catalog: M979124 (Key of F) M1109124 (Key of E-flat)
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