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AVE REGINA CAELORUM for mixed choir (SSATB-div) a cappella Text: Marian antiphon Music by: Tine Bec (b. 1993) Composed: August 28, 2021 Dedicated to conductor Ambrož Čopi and KGBL Chamber Choir ONLINE PREMIERE:  December 29, 2021 (20:00) Posneto 5. 12. 2021, Cerkev sv. Terezije deteta Jezusa na Kodeljevem, Ljubljana / Recorded December 5, 2021, Church of St. Theresa of the Child Jesus at Kodeljevo, Ljubljana The Chamber Choir of the Ljubljana Conservatory for Music and Ballet, Slovenia  Ambrož Čopi, Conductor Ave, Regina cælorum Ave, Regina cælorum ave, Domina angelorum, salve, radix, salve, porta ex qua mundo lux est orta. Gaude, Virgo gloriosa, super omnes speciosa; vale, o valde decora, et pro nobis Christum exora. Hail, o Queen of Heaven enthroned Hail, o Queen of Heaven enthroned, hail, by angels mistress owned, root of Jesse, Gate of Morn whence the world's true light was born. Glorious Virgin, Joy to thee, loveliest whom in heaven they see; fairest thou, where all are fair, plead with Christ our souls to spare. Composer about composition: Ave Regina Caelorum was written during the COVID pandemic in 2020. The short piece is part of a cycle of three compositions all starting with Ave as a greeting to the Virgin Mary. In the midst of all things COVID I wanted to compose something cheerful. I went back to some of my old ways and found a Gregorian chant with Ave Regina Caeloum text and started improvising – singing and piano. Improvising Gregorian chants is one of my favorite musical activities and it gives me a lot of ideas about different rhythmic possibilities and harmonies. The improvisation led to the piece being written mostly in mixolydian mode and a constant mixture between 6/8 and 3/4 measurements, creating a kind of hemiolic feel. Every voice sings the Gregorian chant melody or a variant of the melody at least once and there are fragments of double choirs and imitations throughout the piece. The lively and diverse rhythmical structures indicate joyfulness. About the composer: Vocal and vocal-instrumental music of young Slovenian composer Tine Bec is smooth and light, but in order to sound like this it requires devotion. Bec (b. 1993) studied composition with professor Jani Golob at Academy for Music in Ljubljana and graduated in 2018. His mentor for choral composition was Ambrož Čopi. He was member of many choirs during his studies and learned from best conductors in Slovenia. Today he teaches music and conducts various vocal groups. His compositions are often rewarded on competitions, and always well accepted among international public. English translation prepared by Rebeka Dobravec Editing for youtube channel prepared by Matej Kastelic Conservatory of Music and Ballet Ljubljana, Slovenia / Konservatorij za glasbo in balet Ljubljana (http://www.kgbl.si) Sheet Music: Published by Astrum Music Publication, Slovenia-Europe (www.astrum.si) Copyright © 2021 by KGBL Chamber Choir (https://www.choirkgbl.eu)