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Wolfgang Amadé Mozart

1756

Salzburg

– 1791

Wien

Mozart

Sancta Maria, mater Dei (Holy Mary, mother of God) K. 273

Mozart

Sancta Maria Litaniae Lauretanae K. 195

Mozart

Solemn Vespers of the Confessor, K. 33

Mozart

Coronation Mass KV 317

Mozart

Symphony No. 33 B flat major KV 3193 B flat major KV 319

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Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K. 466

Mozart

Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K. 551 “Jupiter Symphony”

Mozart

Church Sonata in E flat major KV 67

Mozart

Church Sonata in B flat major KV 212

Mozart

Church Sonata F major KV 224

1756

Salzburg

– 1791

Wien

Alma Dei creatoris KV 277

Date of composition: 1777
Scoring: Soli SAT, Coro SATB, 2 Vl, Bc, [3 Trb]
Duration: 05 minutes
“Alma Dei creatoris” KV 277 is a festive sacred composition by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, composed in the year 1777. The work is a hymn dedicated to the worship of God and showcases Mozart’s mastery in composing sacred music. With a duration of approximately 12 minutes, it is an impressive example of Mozart’s ability to intertwine deep spiritual emotions with musical elegance. The hymn begins with a majestic introduction, where radiant orchestration and a solemn choir harmoniously merge to create a sublime atmosphere. As the piece unfolds, Mozart further displays his musical genius by using rich harmonies and contrasting dynamics to highlight the spiritual significance of the text.
The choir intones the words “Alma Dei creatoris” with solemn fervor while the orchestra supports the singing with magnificent melodies. The work eventually reaches its climax with an impressive fugato, where voices blend together in intricate patterns, achieving a sonic glory. Finally, the piece concludes with a triumphant finale that eloquently expresses reverence and devotion to the Creator. “Alma Dei creatoris” stands as a moving testament to Mozart’s genius in religious music and continues to captivate audiences with its timeless beauty and spiritual depth.

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