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by Antonín Dvorák
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ISBN: 0486446271 Dover Publications Price: $18.95 |
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Hailed as a masterpiece since its premiere, Dvorák's Stabat Mater reflects the personal grief that the composer experienced upon the deaths of his children while writing this piece. Based upon the traditional Latin text compiled by the 13th-century Franciscan Jacopone de Todi, it is among Dvorák’s most beautiful and touching scores.
Table of Contents for Stabat Mater in Full Score
| Text and Translations | |||||||
| I Stabat Mater Dolorosa | |||||||
| (Quartet and Choir) | |||||||
| II Quis Est Homo, Qui Non Fleret | |||||||
| (Quartet) | |||||||
| III Eja, Mater, Fons Amoris | |||||||
| (Choir) | |||||||
| IV Fac, Ut Ardeat Cor Meum | |||||||
| (Bass Solo and Choir) | |||||||
| V Tui Nati Vulnerati | |||||||
| (Choir) | |||||||
| VI Fac Me Vere Tecum Flere | |||||||
| (Tenor Solo and Choir) | |||||||
| VII Virgo Virginum Praeclara | |||||||
| (Choir) | |||||||
| VIII Fac, Ut Portem Christi Mortem | |||||||
| (Duo) | |||||||
| IX Inflamattus Et Accensus | |||||||
| (Alto Solo) | |||||||
| X Quando Corpus Morietur | |||||||
| (Quartet and Choir) |