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Pater Noster — Missa à la Nunes Garcia 1 by André

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Pater Noster — Missa à la Nunes Garcia 1

Baroque Pater Nostrum With Choir And Orchestra In 

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Orchestration & Performance Note:
Strings (2 violins I/II, viola, cello, violone), basso continuo (organ/harpsichord + theorbo), solo violin obbligato, 2 oboes, 2 horns (ad lib), SATB choir (occasionally divided into double choir), solo Soprano, Tenor and Bass soloists. Style: Brazilian late‑Baroque sacred, phrasing with messa di voce, tasteful ornamentation (soprano: trills, appoggiaturas, short mordents). Alternate Latin and occasional Portuguese tropes (as echoing chant). Tempo markings, articulations and ritornello motif included.
Ritornello (Orchestra) — Adagio (Organo e Violino obbligato)
Instrumental motif: a clear motif rising a perfect fourth then descending a minor third (e.g., D → G ↑ then F → E), stated by strings + organ continuo, answered by oboe and solo violin in imitation. Serve as recurring ritornello between vocal sections.
Chorus (SATB, organ alternatim) — Adagio
Pater Noster, qui es in caelis,
Sanctificetur nomen Tuum;
Adveniat regnum Tuum;
Fiat voluntas Tua,
Sicut in caelo, et in terra.
(Choir echo softly in Portuguese: "Pai nosso, que estais nos céus" — messa di voce on final syllable)
Organ (solo) — breve ritornello (statement of orchestral motif, rising 4th → descending 3rd)
Verse I — Soprano Solo con Violino obbligato (Recitativo then aria) — Adagio, expressive
Panem nostrum quotidianum da nobis hodie;
(extended recitative: melismatic cadences on "panem" and "hodie" with solo violin weaving appoggiaturas and short roulades)
Et dimitte nobis debita nostra,
Sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris.
(Portuguese trope echo by choir softly: "Dai-nos hoje o pão nosso de cada dia")
Orchestral Ritornello (short) — strings + oboe answer, motif varied in sequence
Chorus (Full Choir with Orchestral Flourish) — Andante
Et ne nos inducas in tentationem,
Sed libera nos a malo.
(choir homophony on "libera nos a malo", horns sustain open fifths—then brief imitative passage on "ne nos inducas")
Recitative — Tenor (secco with continuo) — Largo
Qui es in caelis: tu regis et gubernas orbem; miserere nobis in tentatione, tempore agoniae nostræ.
(Solo violin replies with sighing appoggiature, tenor allowed tasteful ornament on cadences)
Bridge — Tenor & Bass with String Counterpoint — Allegro moderato
Amen, Amen, Amen!
(Short fugal imitation between Tenor and Bass lines; strings provide counter-subject derived from ritornello motif)
Alternatim Sequence:
- Organ (ritornello statement, ornamented)
- Choir (SATB) sings the petitions in extended polyphony, alternating with brief solo recitatives until all petitions complete. Portuguese phraseing interleaved as liturgical tropes: "Venha o Teu Reino, venha a Tua vontade" as hushed echo.
Fugue: Amen (Grand Finale) — Allegro maestoso
Structure: Double‑choir fugue for SATB/SATB with organ pedal point to close.
Subject (derived from ritornello motif): opening leap of a fourth (subject beginning on D up to G), then stepwise descent outlining a minor third; rhythmic profile: long–short–short
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