$4.90
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| Publication | 2011 |
• based on George Herbert poem
• beautiful lyric vocal lines alternate with declamatory writing
• for advanced choirs harmonically and a fine organist (loads of color opportunities)
• begins and ends quietly with long phrase lines in between
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In this extended setting of the George Herbert poem, the organ plays a significant role, often with dramatic punctuations in single dissonant chords that crash through the lyric choral lines. A full five-part choir is used throughout. In the choral score the brass parts are very limited, and a full score will be needed to ascertain if they have more involvement than merely playing a few moments when the organ is not playing. This is an exciting, well-crafted work.
The Diapason
April 2014
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