Magnificat (Opus 79) was composed over the summer of 2008-2009. The work is an a cappella setting of the Latin Vulgate text and was written in response to a commission from the Sydney Chamber Choir. Marked 'Calm and gentle – with flow' the score carries an inscription from Emily Bronte's poem of creativity, Last Lines, "No coward soul is mine."
The first performance of Magnificat, was given by the Sydney Chamber Choir conducted by Graham Abbott at the City Recital Hall, Angel Place, Sydney, 6 September 2009.

Publisher

Morton Music

Composer

Andrew Schultz

Binding

Octavo

Stock code

MM0803

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