Benedek Istvánffy (1733-1778) - Adeste, triumphate

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Composer: Benedek Istvánffy (1733-1778)
Work: Offertorium („Adeste triumphate…”) Pro Dominica Resurrectionis D.N.J.C. â Canto. Alto. Tenore. Basso. Violinis 2bus. Obois 2bus. Clarinis 2bus. Alto Viola oblig., Violone oblig. Con Organo
Software: Sibelius + Instruments samples + Choir samples
World Premiere: No
Real performance: www.discogs.com/es/sell/relea...
Sheet music (pdf): www.mediafire.com/file/txc0db...
Sheet music (xml): www.mediafire.com/file/7n7u5v...
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Benedek (Benedetto) Istvánffy
(Szentmárton [now Pannonhalma], 1733 - Győr, 25 October 1778)
Hungarian composer. Son of József Istvánffy (1703-1771), organist and teacher of figural music at the Benedictine monastery of Szentmárton, he received the first instruction in music from his father. He soon obtaining the post of organist in the castle of Count Antal Széchényi, in a post he held at least until 1761. It was during that period when he got married to Katalin Kőmíves and later born his only daugther Franziska Istvánffy (1756-1816). In 1766 he became succentor at the cathedral in Győr and from 1773 to 1775 he was also responsible for leading the choir of the Jesuit church there, in a posts he held until his death. As a composer, he mainly wrote sacred works, among them, the 'Missa sanctificabis annum quinquagesimum vel Sanctae Dorotheae' (1774) and the 'Messa dedicata al patriarcha Santo Benedetto'. His music style was close to the composers which he was in touch during his lifespan, among them, Gregor Joseph Werner, Franz Josef Aumann, Joseph Krottendorfer and Christoph Sonnleithner.

[@mariamirabella8747]

🍃🕊🎻💐❤️💐❤️💐❤️ A big 💖 THANK YOU Mr. Pau NG ❤💐❤️💐❤️💐 for this 🪈AMAZINGLY MAGNIFICENT DIVINE masterpiece and great video!...💫....ANGELIC voices!!!........💎........🌼💐🌼☕️🍒🍷🙏 Have a great day! 🎶💞🎻🎶

[@marikomariko3992]

Do you have a voice recording of this Adeste, triumphate? This is a very interesting SATB score. I would especially love to hear the Bass Tuti at the beginning. 💛🧡❤

[@JohannMichaelHaydn17371806]

Unfortunately not. I would love to listen the real performance as well...