$2.10
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| Publication | 2007 |
• based on the chant "Veni creator spiritus", with organ and flute
• choir begins with four-part a cappella setting reminiscent of Durufle
• each verse has a different voicing with a nicely contrasting organ part
• could be used as an introduction to chant as well as a study in legato and rhythm
• could be used as an introit or anthem for Pentecost, or as an introduction to the hymn
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A flute part is included on the back cover and primarily consists of flowing eighth notes. The music moves into various meters such as 15/8, 11/8 to help accentuate the flowing style; however, it is not difficult. The organ part, on two staves, doubles the voices in places that often have a chant-like texture. Lovely music.
The Diapason
April 2007
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