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"Magnificat BuxWV Anh.1" is a choral composition traditionally attributed to the Danish-German composer Dietrich Buxtehude, but its authorship remains uncertain. This piece is based on the biblical text of the Magnificat, a song of praise from the Gospel of Luke. It is written for a five-part choir and features alternating polyphonic and homophonic sections. The work showcases Buxtehude's mastery of counterpoint and expressive choral writing, with moments of grandeur and introspection. Despite the uncertainty surrounding its origin, "Magnificat BuxWV Anh.1" remains a beloved and frequently performed sacred composition.

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