Michael John Trotta

Mixed.
This energetic revoicing of Michael John Trotta's Omnia Vincit Amor is intended as an accessible piece for developing mixed singers. Whether accompanied or a cappella, there are many opportunities to focus on form, articulation, phrasing and Latin diction, making Omnia Vincit Amor a wonderfully teachable piece. One of the first pieces in the Michael John Trotta Emerging Series, this composition is sure to be a favorite of choirs and audiences alike. Also available for SA Voices (BL1035) TB Voices (BL1012) and Three-Part Mixed Voices (BL1095).
This new voicing is intended as an accessible piece for developing mixed singers and provides additional opportunities to focus on the following concepts:FORM: the piece is divided into an ABA form, and articulation and phrasing follow the form.ARTICULATION: (A) - marcato, (B) - legato PHRASING: 2 bar phrases (A), 4 bar phrases (B). Suspensions in (A) and (B).DISSONANCE: M2 tuning in suspensions throughout the pieceDICTION: Offers an introduction to Latin on a secular text and opportunities to focus on pure vowels.PRONUNCIATION: There are only five pure vowels in Latin:a = AH e = EH i=EE o = *AW u = OO*Form OH with lips and cover with AH. Should sound like a rounded AHAll R’s should be flippedUPPER CASE syllables should receive primary stressOmnia vincit amorAWM-nee-ah VEEN-cheet AH-mawret nos cedamus amorieht naws cheh-DAH-moos ah - MAW - reeTranslation: Love conquers all, therefore let us surrender to love.

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