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    Psalm 49 (48): Motet for Solo-Voice, Mixed Chorus and Orchestra/Organ
    Psalm 49 (48): Motet for Solo-Voice, Mixed Chorus and Orchestra/Organ
    Psalm 49 (48): Motet for Solo-Voice, Mixed Chorus and Orchestra/Organ
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    Psalm 49 (48): Motet for Solo-Voice, Mixed Chorus and Orchestra/Organ

    By Szabó-Siklódi László-Levente

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    The composer creates an impressive and inspiring choral work for one solo voice, a mixed chorus, and a grand orchestra. The score includes the organ transcription so that the psalm can be performed either with a large apparatus in a concert venue or in a church on a two or more manual organ with pedal. The work is designed as a medieval motet in which each voice is set on a different verse of the psalm. The distinct voice movements and the text converge into a kaleidoscopic significance. Although not the entire text of the psalm is used, the verses selected preserve the meaning and the message of the biblical text, which become enhanced by its profound music.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateOct 26, 2017
    ISBN9781490785097
    Psalm 49 (48): Motet for Solo-Voice, Mixed Chorus and Orchestra/Organ
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    Szabó-Siklódi László-Levente

    Szab-Sikldi Lszl-Levente is a Hungarian-Romanian musician. He graduated from the Music University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, majoring in organ and piano performance. His life and activity have been dedicated to patience, kindness, compassion, and forgiveness.

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