Hidden Gem: Salvum Fac Populum Tuum (Bruckner)
This little-known, accessible motet could serve as your choir’s introduction to the thrilling sonic world of Anton Bruckner.
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This little-known, accessible motet could serve as your choir’s introduction to the thrilling sonic world of Anton Bruckner.
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