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Das Sakrament der Schöpfung. Concert sacré d'après saint Francois d'Assise. GeWV 83. voice (soprano or tenor) and organ.
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- Nombre de pages12
- Poids0.082 kg
- Dimensions23,1 cm × 30,3 cm × 0,0 cm
- ISBN979-0-001-15047-7
- EAN9790001150477
- Date de parution01/01/2008
- ÉditeurSchott
- EditeurFranz Lörch
Résumé
Harald Genzmer (1909-2007) is one of the most important German composers of the 20th century and contributed major works to the church and organ music repertoire. The present solo cantata after the famous 'Song of Brother Sun' by Francis of Assisi ('Most high, all-powerful, all good, Lord ! ') continues the great tradition of the solo cantata by Schütz, Telemann or Bach, with its theme being the praise of God as creator and protector of Earth.
The vocal part is entirely in the service of a text that is interpreted with sensitive musical means. The rewarding organ part contains several solo passages. A valuable addition to the repertoire for religious concerts - marking the 100th birthday of Harald Genzmer on 07. 02. 2009. Instrumentation : voice (soprano or tenor) and organ GeWV 83
The vocal part is entirely in the service of a text that is interpreted with sensitive musical means. The rewarding organ part contains several solo passages. A valuable addition to the repertoire for religious concerts - marking the 100th birthday of Harald Genzmer on 07. 02. 2009. Instrumentation : voice (soprano or tenor) and organ GeWV 83
L'éditeur en parle
Genzmer's solo cantata after the famous 'Song of Brother Sun' by Francis of Assisi ('Most high, all-powerful, all good, Lord ! ') continues the great tradition of the solo cantata by Schütz, Telemann or Bach, with its theme being the praise of God as creator and protector of Earth. The vocal part is entirely in the service of a text that is interpreted with sensitive musical means. The rewarding organ part contains several solo passages.
A valuable addition to the repertoire for religious concerts - marking the 100th birthday of Harald Genzmer on 07. 02. 2009. Besetzung : voice (soprano or tenor) and organ GeWV 83
A valuable addition to the repertoire for religious concerts - marking the 100th birthday of Harald Genzmer on 07. 02. 2009. Besetzung : voice (soprano or tenor) and organ GeWV 83