At the heart of the score is Pärt’s signature style. In Latin, tintinnabulum means "little bell." This technique involves two types of voices:

When searching for the score, it is vital to identify which instrumentation your ensemble requires. The vocal parts remain largely similar, but the accompaniment requires different performance practices.

If you have acquired the , here are three professional tips for rehearsal:

The work includes the five traditional parts of the Ordinary, plus movements specifically for Pentecost or Christmas: First Alleluia (Christmas/Easter) Second Alleluia (Christmas/Easter) Veni Sancte Spiritus (Pentecost) Understanding the "Tintinnabuli" Technique

Sings only the notes of a tonic triad, moving in leaps.