Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme, BWV 140 (Johann Sebastian Bach) This edition has many differences in note lengths and a few ornaments removed from the Soprano line Schwingt freudig euch empor, BWV 36 (Johann Sebastian Bach) There is an error in bar 14 - the chord on "me" surely is not two Cs and two Ds in the original! I believe it is a C major chord - Cs in T and B an E in the alto part and a C in the soprano part would fit well… O Lord, my God, to thee (Jacques Arcadelt) 99 Where thou reignest: m.33 alto first note E-flat instead of G Some mistakes in the tenor, most notably in bar 17 No indication that the last sider a monstant in the soprano part is editorialīar 25: All parts - "macantem" should be "micantem".īar 37-38: All parts - "ditlone" should be "ditione".īar 27: "Rexerit" for "Rex erit" in all parts.īar 6: "charissimus" for "clarissimus" in all parts.īar 3 must contain errors but these are unidentifiable without reference to the original source. In bar 25, the tenor should have a b natural rather than a b flat (musica ficta) The last note is just a semibreve, not a 4 semibreves. Options are available to store air-gapped primary and/or secondary copies of data in either Azure or OCI with flat per TB pricing and no additional egress fees.The pages listed here have been categorised by template ScoreError as having an edition with score errors which should be addressed by the editor who submitted it.īars 51-54: Altus - underlay shifted one note to the right. Metallic Recovery Reserve is available for additional (optional) purchase for use with VM & Kubernetes, File & Object, and Database Backup. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Partnership.
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