Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
I thought an interval canon consisting of many voices following a single one would fit for the occasion.
Basses and Altos sing at the tonic, Tenors at the third and Sopranos at the fifth. In the order Bass-Alto-Tenor-Soprano each voice starts one beat later than the previous. The text is not in canon for reasons of intelligibility, and some notes were split in some voices only (single quarter note split into two equal pitch eighths e.g.) for text placement purposes. No other "cheats" were applied.
I thought an interval canon consisting of many voices following a single one would fit for the occasion.
Basses and Altos sing at the tonic, Tenors at the third and Sopranos at the fifth. In the order Bass-Alto-Tenor-Soprano each voice starts one beat later than the previous. The text is not in canon for reasons of intelligibility, and some notes were split in some voices only (single quarter note split into two equal pitch eighths e.g.) for text placement purposes. No other "cheats" were applied.
