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Alleluia: 2-Part Choral Octavo

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Alleluia: 2-Part Choral Octavo

Alleluia: 2-Part Choral Octavo

Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / arr. Russell Robinson

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From the Mozart motet Exsultate Justi (K. 165), this world-famous melody is given new glory in a simply gorgeous setting by Russ Robinson. The technical demands have been eliminated to assure that choirs at all levels can experience the music of Mozart at its best. Choose this wonderful addition to the choral repertoire.

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Series: Alfred Archive Edition: Belwin Festival Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 8
UPC: 029156297874
SKU: 00-SV9723

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About the Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) composed across every major genre during his brief life, leaving a catalog of over 600 works that defined Classical music. His sacred music combines Italian lyricism with German counterpoint, and pieces like the Exsultate Justi motet showcase his gift for writing melodies that soar with both technical brilliance and emotional clarity. Mozart's influence on choral writing remains unmatched; his ability to craft memorable lines that sit comfortably for singers has made his sacred works enduring staples of choral repertoire.

Why we love this

Russell Robinson's arrangement strips away the original motet's complexity while preserving the radiance of Mozart's "Alleluia" melody. This is the ideal entry point for developing choirs to engage with genuine Classical masterworks without wrestling with technical obstacles. Directors will appreciate how this setting maintains musical integrity while opening the piece to singers at all levels.

What to expect

The "Alleluia" melody floats with effortless grace, supported by clean harmonic writing that feels both elegant and approachable. Singers experience the joy of performing a world-class melody while the accessibility of the arrangement lets them focus on beauty rather than survival.

Who it's for

This octavo suits developing choirs seeking to add Mozart to their repertoire without waiting for advanced musicianship. It works equally well in school choirs, community ensembles, and churches where singers range from enthusiastic beginners to experienced musicians.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the melody with long-line phrasing rather than measure-by-measure articulation; Mozart's melodies breathe across phrases, and sustained lines allow the beauty of the tune to emerge naturally.
  • Balance the two parts so that whichever voice carries the primary material sits slightly forward without drowning out harmonic support; clarity matters more than volume.
  • Approach the text with clarity and purpose; even at accessible technical levels, Mozart's sacred music demands singers who understand they're delivering words of praise, not just notes.

How to use it

Include this as part of a Classical sacred music set with other Mozart or Haydn excerpts for a concert exploring the spiritual side of the era. Its brevity and immediate appeal make it an excellent opener or closer, and it pairs beautifully with Renaissance motets or more contemporary sacred settings.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing shaped by melodic contour rather than harmonic rhythm
  • Two-part independence and blend
  • Clear articulation of Latin sacred text
  • Understanding how a masterwork melody can be adapted without losing its character

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