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"Plaudite, psallite, jubilate Deo omnis terra" is a sacred choral work composed by Giovanni Gabrieli in the late 16th century. It is a joyful and exuberant piece, typically performed with multiple choirs and instrumental ensembles. The text, taken from Psalm 47, encourages all the earth to praise and celebrate God. Gabrieli's composition showcases his mastery of polychoral techniques, with contrasting vocal and instrumental groups creating a rich and immersive sound. The work exemplifies the Venetian style of the late Renaissance, with its grandeur, spatial effects, and expressive use of harmony and counterpoint.
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