Ave Maria
Composer: David Halls (*1963), © 2004
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A ve Ma ri a, gra _ ti a ple na,
Do mi nus te cum, Do _ mi nus te cum:
et be ne dic tus fruc tus ven _ _ tris tu i,
Je sus, Je sus, Je _ sus.
A-ve Ma-ri a, gra _ ti a ple na,
Do mi nus te cum, Do _ mi nus te cum:
et be ne dic tus fruc tus ven _ _ tris tu i,
Je sus, Je sus, Je _ sus.
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Sanc ta Ma ri _ a Ma _ ter De _ i,
A ve Ma ri a, o ra _ pro no bis
O ra pro no bis
nunc _ et in ho ra, o ra pro no bis
ho-ra mor tis nos trae,
o ra pro no-bis pec _ _ ca to ri bus,
o ra, o-ra.
A-_-men. A-men.
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Ave Maria - SATB - published by Paraclete Press - PPMO0410 |
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David Halls was born in 1963 and
studied the piano and cello from the age of four. While a pupil at Harrogate
Grammar School, he was Assistant Organist at St. Wilfrid's Harrogate,
studying the organ with Ronald Perrin and later with Thomas Trotter in
London.
David won an Organ Scholarship to Worcester College, Oxford and graduated in
1984 with an Honours Degree in Music. He passed both the Associate and
Fellowship Examinations of The Royal College of Organists in the same year,
being awarded five prizes and the Silver Medal from the Worshipful Company
of Musicians. He studied in Winchester for a post-graduate Certificate in
Education and was Organ Scholar at Winchester Cathedral under Martin Neary
and james Lancelot.
In September 1985 he was appointed Assistant Organist of Salisbury Cathedral
and Director of Music of Salisbury Cathedral School. He has toured France,
Holland, and the USA with the cathedral choirs and has appeared as
conductor, accompanist and soloist in many concerts and recordings. In
demand as a recitalist, he has recorded two solo CDs on the Willis Organ at
the cathedral. In September 2000, he took up the full-time post of Organist
and Assistant Director of Music at Salisbury Cathedral.
Mr. Halls is a member of the Salisbury Diocesan Choral Festival Group and
regularly conducts the Diocesan Choir Festivals, as well as the Salisbury
Musical Society and the Salisbury Orchestral Society.
Recent works conducted include Britten's "St. Nicolas" and "The Burning
Fiery Furnace," Janacek's "Glagolitic Mass", Poulenc's "Stabat Mater",
Elgar's "Sea Pictures" and Holst's "The Planets" and forthcoming works
include Brahm's "Deutsches Requiem" and Britten's "Noye's Fludde".
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