Mozart – Missa Brevis in C (K220) “Sparrow Mass” – Kryie

Practice files with scores:

Soprano: https://youtu.be/8YaLnKKu4JY?list=PL9SD3GZ81VdieOkbCxVGucsr6AF3mrumJ

Alto: https://youtu.be/CkLCSzhrXZ0?list=PL9SD3GZ81VdjD614gQJPriWL04zfz5Oau

Tenor: https://youtu.be/H-1VschHL_A?list=PL9SD3GZ81Vdj0IjoB811SKYgbTOyICrAD

Bass: https://youtu.be/zdap7pNPl6E?list=PL9SD3GZ81VdjDfd2V_pLGQjeiHbjkC70D

Du Friedefürst, Herr Jesu Christ

Practice files:

Soprano: https://youtu.be/xolXzX5hY_I?list=PLQbtCLc5Cuq2xtfwwnRQ1esAqWacyfke7

Alto: https://youtu.be/4dp4Q09asNo?list=PLQbtCLc5Cuq2xtfwwnRQ1esAqWacyfke7

Tenor: https://youtu.be/q70zJKavtfs?list=PLQbtCLc5Cuq2xtfwwnRQ1esAqWacyfke7

Bass: https://youtu.be/azwXdH8OPJM?list=PLQbtCLc5Cuq2xtfwwnRQ1esAqWacyfke7

Mangwane mpulele music score:

Download of music:

Mangwani Mpulele – traditional Sotho song (translation at the bottom of page 1)

Performance of Mangwane Mpulele (not exactly the same as the above version):

Adoshem Moloch – Louis Lewandowski

Performance of Adoshem Moloch with assistance for pronunciation:

https://youtu.be/abWJnOzOHHw

Assistance with pronunciation:

Adoshem Moloch

Verse 1

• Transliteration: Adoshem malakh, ge’ut lavesh; lavesh Adoshem ‘oz, hit’azar; af-tikon tevel, bal-timot. 

Verse 2 (bar 16)

• Transliteration: Nakhon kis’akha me’az; me’olam ata. 

Verse 3 (bar 24)

• Transliteration: Nas’u neharot Adoshem, nas’u neharot kolam; yis’u neharot dokhyam. 

Verse 4 (bar 37)

• Transliteration: Mikolot mayim rabim adirim, mishberei-yam; adir bamarom Adoshem. 

Verse 5 (bar 49)

• Transliteration: ‘Edotekha ne’emnu me’od; leveitkha na’avah-kodesh, Adoshem le’orekh yamim. 

Pronunciation Guide

• Vs 1:
• Adoshem: Ah-doh-shem (Lord)
• Malakh: Mah-lakh (Reigns – ‘kh’ is a guttural sound like the German ‘ch’ or Scottish ‘loch’)
• Ge’ut: Geh-oot (Majesty)
• Lavesh: Lah-vesh (Clothed)
• ‘Oz: Ohz (Strength – guttural stop at the beginning)
• Hit’azar: Heet-ah-zahr (Girded)
• Af-tikon: Ahf-tee-kohn (Also established)
• Tevel: Teh-vel (World)
• Bal-timot: Bahl-tee-moht (Cannot be moved)
• Vs 2:
• Nakhon: Nah-khohn (Firmly established)
• Kis’akha: Kees-ah-khah (Your throne)
• Me’olam: Meh-oh-lahm (From everlasting)
• Vs 3:
• Nas’u/Yis’u: Nahs-oo/Yees-oo (Lifted/Shall lift)
• Neharot: Neh-hah-roht (Rivers)
• Dokhyam: Dohkh-yahm (Roaring/Waves)
• Vs 4:
• Mikolot: Mee-koh-loht (Than the voices)
• Adirim: Ah-dee-reem (Mighty)
• Mishberei-yam: Meesh-beh-ray-yahm (Waves of the sea)
• Bamarom: Bah-mah-rohm (On high)
• Vs 5:
• ‘Edotekha: Eh-doh-teh-khah (Your testimonies/statutes)
• Ne’emnu: Neh-em-noo (Are faithful)
• Me’od: Meh-ohd (Very/Exceedingly)
• Leveitkha: Leh-vayt-khah (To Your house)
• Na’avah-kodesh: Nah-ah-vah-koh-desh (Holy/Beautiful holiness)
• Le’orekh yamim: Leh-oh-rekh yah-meem (For length of days/forever) 

Translation to English: This is a setting of Psalm 93

The Lord reigns, he is robed in majesty;
    the Lord is robed in majesty and armed with strength;
    indeed, the world is established, firm and secure.
Your throne was established long ago;
    you are from all eternity.

The seas have lifted up, Lord,
    the seas have lifted up their voice;
    the seas have lifted up their pounding waves.
Mightier than the thunder of the great waters,
    mightier than the breakers of the sea—
    the Lord on high is mighty.

Your statutes, Lord, stand firm;
    holiness adorns your house
    for endless days.