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Title	Hebe deine Augen auf (aus dem Oratorium 'Elias')
Article no.	4032917
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Church music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band); CoroX (mixed chorus); CoroF (women's choir)
Instrumentation/info	incl.; SATB (choir: soprano, alto, tenor, bass); SSA (soprano, soprano, alto)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts); ChoStm (vocal parts)
Country of publication	Germany (de)
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Year of publication	2009
Composer	Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix
Arranger	Gäble, Kurt
Difficulty level	3
Duration	3:20
Additional info/contents	Kurt Gaeble created a carefully orchestrated version for concert band that can be performed instrumentally or in combination with mixed chorus or women’s chorus. As Gaeble studied the oratorio "Elijah" and the Angel’s Trio and wondered how to create a reasonable and sonorous arrangement for concert band, he realized that the song’s abrupt entrance in the original work required a worthy prelude. So, he composed a 24-bar instrumental introduction, which wonderfully fits into Mendelssohn-Bartholdy’s style. It develops from nowhere to subtle, sublime sounds and then reveals the Angel’s Trio "Lift Thine Eyes". The concert band edition includes 12 choral parts for mixed chorus (SATB) and 9 choral parts for women's chorus (SSA).
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	Hebe deine Augen auf (aus dem Oratorium 'Elias') (concert/wind band; mixed chorus; women's choir), full score and parts; vocal parts
	Hebe deine Augen auf (aus dem Oratorium 'Elias') (concert/wind band; mixed chorus; women's choir), full score
	Wildenstein, audio CD

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