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The same remark applies to an Offertorium " Intende voci orationis meae" which is not only of 1 828, but bears the addition of the month namely, October which shows that the work was among the very latest pieces Schubert wrote. It is a characteristic work, full of effect, and in every way suited for performance in the service of the Church, for which it was intended. The score is somewhat unusual, and con- tains parts for the following instruments and voices : Oboe solo, two clarinets, two bass...oons, two horns, three trombones, the usual string-parts, solo tenor, and mixed chorus.
No attempt has been made at completeness in the foregoing pages, for a glance at the list of Schubert's com- positions (Appendix " B ") will show that this is beyond the limits of a volume such as the present. So rich is the 224 Centenary of 1897 legacy of beautiful work, that one may be excused hesita- tion in pointing to the masterpieces, where these are so plentiful. Turn where we may to symphony or sonata, to opera or oratorio, or to the chamber music, with its marvellous array of songs at each step we are greeted by some lovely treasure which one is inclined to praise as of highest excellence, until by looking further another en- grossing work meets our glance, and we are in doubt as to which should be most valued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same remark applies to an Offertorium " Intende voci orationis meae" which is not only of 1 828, but bears the addition of the month namely, October which shows that the work was among the very latest pieces Schubert wrote. It is a characteristic work, full of effect, and in every way suited for performance in the service of the Church, for which it was intended. The score is somewhat unusual, and con- tains parts for the following instruments and voices : Oboe solo, two clarinets, two bass...oons, two horns, three trombones, the usual string-parts, solo tenor, and mixed chorus.
No attempt has been made at completeness in the foregoing pages, for a glance at the list of Schubert's com- positions (Appendix " B ") will show that this is beyond the limits of a volume such as the present. So rich is the 224 Centenary of 1897 legacy of beautiful work, that one may be excused hesita- tion in pointing to the masterpieces, where these are so plentiful. Turn where we may to symphony or sonata, to opera or oratorio, or to the chamber music, with its marvellous array of songs at each step we are greeted by some lovely treasure which one is inclined to praise as of highest excellence, until by looking further another en- grossing work meets our glance, and we are in doubt as to which should be most valued.
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