Ave Maria was first published in 1964 in Dortmund, Germany, for seven-part men’s voices. The version utilized in this transcription, however, is the version for mixed choir selected because it better matches the registration of the wind ensemble or symphonic band. This adaptation is a transcription rather than an arrangement in that every attempt has been made to preserve every possible detail of the original. The only editing which has been made are the addition of limited octave doublings and the addition of bar lines in order to facilitate performance of the freestyle chant sections.
from Symphonic Mosaic,
released April 16, 2023
Composer: Franz Biebl
Arranger: Robert Cameron
Euphonium Soloist: D.J. Colella
French Horn Soloist: Beth Roach
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