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ISBN 9781491157275. UPC: 680160915835. 6.875 x 10.5 inches. Key: A minor. Latin, Latin. Psalm 111.

Confitebor Tibi (Psalm 111) is the second movement in a collection entitled 14 Psalmi breves (14 Short Psalms), by Johann Aiblinger. Written for SATB choir and piano, or optional strings, Banner's edition is highly accessible for the burgeoning mixed choir interested in exploring the classical style of singing. Highly recommend!.
Johann Caspar Aiblinger was born in Wasserburg am Inn, Germany in 1779. His early musical training was received at the Benedictine Abbey in Tegernsee. He spent most of his adult life in Munich, holding a variety of posts, including Kapellmeister at the Italian Opera and the court church in that city, where he composed a large number of Masses and small scale church works. Aiblinger passed away in Munich in 1867. CONFITEBOR TIBI (Psalm 111) is the second movement in a collection entitled 14 Psalmi breves (14 Short Psalms), written for SATB choir and strings. This edition is based upon a hand copied score located in the Sachsische Landesbibliothek-Staats-und Universitatsbibliothek, Mus.4528-D-2,1. The score is laid out over four pages, two systems per page, eight staves per system. The present edition adheres closely to the above mentioned source, noting editorial markings in parentheses. Voice parts, where notated in moveable clefs, were rewritten in treble clef; phrase markings in the voice parts were added where two or more notes occurred for a single syllable of text; textual underlay, given generally only in the soprano and tenor parts, was added to the alto and bass parts. Martin Banner.
Johann Caspar Aiblinger was born in Wasserburg am Inn, Germany in 1779. His early musical training was received at the Benedictine Abbey in Tegernsee. He spent most of his adult life in Munich, holding a variety of posts, including Kapellmeister at the Italian Opera and the court church in that city, where he composed a large number of Masses and small scale church works. Aiblinger passed away in Munich in 1867.CONFITEBOR TIBI (Psalm 111) is the second movement in a collection entitled “14 Psalmi breves” (14 Short Psalms), written for SATB choir and strings. This edition is based upon a hand copied score located in the Sächsische Landesbibliothek-Staats-und Universitätsbibliothek, Mus.4528-D-2,1. The score is laid out over four pages, two systems per page, eight staves per system.The present edition adheres closely to the above mentioned source, noting editorial markings in parentheses. Voice parts, where notated in moveable clefs, were rewritten in treble clef; phrase markings in the voice parts were added where two or more notes occurred for a single syllable of text; textual underlay, given generally only in the soprano and tenor parts, was added to the alto and bass parts.Martin Banner.