Ave verum (Dubois, Théodore)

		First Publication 1873 Genre Categories Motets; For voice, clarinet, organ; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring the tenor voice; Scores featuring the clarinet; Scores featuring the organ; For voices with solo instruments; For voice, cello, organ; Scores featuring the cello; For voice, clarinet, double bass, organ; Scores featuring the double bass; For voice, cello, double bass, organ; Latin language

Sheet Music

• Scores (2)

Scores

 Complete Score and Clarinet Part (colour scan)
*#261060 - 2.26MB, 9 pp. -  0.0/10 2 4 6 8 10 (0) - V/V/V - 196x⇩

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RTM (2012/12/4)

 Complete Score and Clarinet Part (monochrome)
*#261061 - 0.85MB, 9 pp. -  3.3/10 2 4 6 8 10 (3) - V/V/V - 260x⇩

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RTM (2012/12/4)

Publisher Info.:

Nouveau Répertoire de la Madeleine: Collection de 34 Motets No.30.
Paris: A. Graff (Régnier-Canaux), [1873]. Plate A.G. 2868.

Copyright:

Public Domain [tag/del]

Misc. Notes:

Colour scans, low resolution.
Monochrome conversion: 600dpi (only a little more helpful).

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General Information

Work Title	Ave verum
Alternative Title	Ave verum, en mi majeur: Solo de T. avec Violoncelle ou Clarinette,et Orgue

Composer	Dubois, Théodore
Key	E major
First Publication	1873
Librettist	Unknown
Language	Latin
Dedication	à Monsieur VILLARET, de l'Académie Nationale de Musique.
Piece Style	Romantic
Instrumentation	Tenor solo, cello or clarinet, organ (with optional double bass)

Misc. Comments

• Dubois apparently wanted to keep all options open:
  "Cette partie de Clarinette pourra remplacer celle de Violoncelle gravée sur la partition." (Notice at the bottom of the clarinet part).
  And vice versa, on the first page of the full score:
  "Une partie de Clarinette gravée à part pourra remplacer la partie de Violoncelle."
  The double bass appears only in the (full) score, but not on the title page. It is needed only if the organ is played without pedal (16 '), or if a harmonium is used.