Magnificat in D major

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Magnificat in D major is a large-scale sacred choral work by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach that showcases his expressive, early Classical style in a setting of the biblical canticle.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Magnificat in D major canonical 3
Magnificat 1
The Magnificat 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Magnificat
sacred choral work
basedOn Biblical canticle Magnificat
linked to: Magnificat
composer Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
countryOfOrigin Germany
form liturgical canticle setting
genre choral music
sacred music
hasPart choral movements
ensemble movements
solo arias
instrumentation orchestra
intendedEnsemble choir and orchestra
key D major
languageOfWork Latin
liturgy Vespers
movementStructure multi-movement work
notableFeature early Classical harmonic language
expressive vocal writing
orchestral accompaniment
religiousTradition Christianity
religiousUse church service
sacredOrSecular sacred
stylePeriod Early Classical
Galant style
textAuthor Gospel of Luke
textInLanguage Latin
textSource Luke 1:46–55
vocalForces mixed choir
solo voices

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Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach notableWork Magnificat in D major
Jean Jouvenet notableWork The Magnificat
linked to: Magnificat in D major
Visitation associatedCanticle Magnificat
linked to: Magnificat in D major
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach notableWork Magnificat in D major
subject linked to: Carl