Description

Bárdos Lajos: Nosza, lelkem! – Choral Work for Mixed Voices | Choral Score

Product Information

Title: Bárdos Lajos: Nosza, lelkem!
Setting: Mixed Voices (Vegyeskar a cappella)
Language: Hungarian
Page Count: 2 pages
Format: Octavo (19 x 27 cm)
Publication Date: August 2014
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Editio Musica Budapest
Item Number: 14921
ISMN: 9790080149218 / 979-0080149218

Overview

“Bárdos Lajos: Nosza, lelkem!” is an uplifting and intimate choral work designed for mixed voices in an a cappella setting. This concise piece, presented in a 2-page octavo format, invites performers to express a heartfelt call to celebrate life and embrace joy. The title, which can be translated as “Come on, my soul!” suggests an exhortation to awaken and rejoice. With its clear melodic lines and gentle harmonies, the work is ideal for choirs seeking a brief yet inspiring addition to their repertoire.

Product Features

Compact Format:
The score is printed in a neat 2-page octavo format (19 x 27 cm), making it highly portable and easy to manage during rehearsals.
Tailored for Mixed Voices:
Arranged for a vegyeskar a cappella ensemble, the work highlights the blend and clarity of the group’s vocal sound.
Uplifting and Inspiring:
The piece delivers a joyful and motivational message through its expressive melody and soothing harmonies, perfect for evoking a celebratory mood.
Accessible Duration:
With a performance time of approximately 2 minutes, it serves as an excellent short interlude for concerts, recitals, or worship services.

Interesting Facts

Emotional Exhortation:
The title “Nosza, lelkem!” serves as a call to the soul, urging it to awaken and find joy, which is reflected in the music’s vibrant yet tender character.
Modern Yet Timeless:
Although composed in a modern style, the work’s simplicity and clarity connect it with traditional Hungarian choral aesthetics.
Versatile Application:
Its brevity and inspirational quality make it suitable for a variety of performance contexts, from intimate recitals to larger choral concerts.