Ave Maria

Rachmaninov, Sergey (1873-1943); Ru./Am.
biography page: Sergei Rachmaninoff

 
bulletMIDI file at The Silvis Woodshed: 
bulletAve Maria Op.37, No.6

bulletMIDI file at classicalarchives.com
bulletVespers, Op.37 (1915) 6.Ave Maria [2:56] (C.Ikenoue)

bulletMIDI File at www.choirmidi.nl
bulletBogoroditsye Devo (Ave Maria)

 

http://www.bellevuechamberchorus.net/Research/Romantic/Music/BogoroditseDevo.htm 
Bogoroditse Devo by Sergei Rachmaninoff
Though Rachmaninoff avoided affiliation with the established church, elements of its music and ritual appeared in several of his compositions, and he contributed magnificent settings of the Divine Liturgy (1910) and Vigil (1915). Both works, but especially the latter, were influenced by a late-19th-century movement to return Russian sacred music to a style based on traditional Russian chant and harmonizations. Unlike many pieces from Rachmaninoff's Vigil, the stunning Bogoroditse Devo (the Orthodox version of "Ave Maria") does not contain chant per se, but uses chant-like melodic formulas with simple yet expansive harmonic textures.

 

 


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Ave Maria .nwc
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Translation:

Rejoice, O Virgin Mother Of God, 
Mary full of grace, the Lord is with You. 
Blessed are You among women, 
and blessed is the Fruit of Your womb, 
for You have borne the Savior of our souls.

 

 

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