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Title: Ave Jesu Christe
Voicing/Format: SATB
Publisher: Alliance Music Publications, Inc.
Composer: Philips, Peter
Arranger: Gleason, Bonnie
Catalog #: AMP0502

Price: $2.00

From the editor: "'Ave Jesu Christe' was originally published in 1613 in his second collection of choral motets, Cantiones Sacrae Octonis Vocibus. These eight-voice motets were not published with continuo until 1625. The continuo part in the Cantiones a 8, possibly by Philips himself, gives not only a bassoseguente, but also a canto seguente, a part for the right hand. Both hands of the continuo duplicate very precisely the dominant outer voice parts. I have provided a keyboard reduction based upon this continuo. The motet may be performed with or without the support of organ."

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