Visions

Name: Visions
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 9780193513181
Price: 2300 KES
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ISBN: 9780193513181

Vocal score

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Format Sheet music

ISBN-10 0193513188

ISBN-13 9780193513181

Edition Vocal score

Publisher Oxford University Press

Imprint Oxford University Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Oct 27th, 2016

Print length 32 Pages

Weight 116 grams

Dimensions 21.80 x 28.50 x 0.80 cms

Product Classification: Choral music Choral music Musical scores, lyrics & libretti Musical scores, lyrics and libretti

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for solo violin, upper-voice choir, with harp, and strings or organ This four-movement work is inspired by the idea of 'Jerusalem' both as a Holy City and a utopian ideal of heavenly peace and seraphic bliss. The composer has selected four biblical texts, in English and Latin, that express different aspects of this vision.

for solo violin, upper-voice choir (women''s and/or advanced children''s choir), with harp, and strings or organVisions is a four-movement showpiece for solo violin in unique combination with upper-voice choir, harp, and strings (or organ). Inspired by the idea of ''Jerusalem'' both as a Holy City and a utopian ideal of heavenly peace and seraphic bliss, the composer has selected four biblical texts, in English and Latin, that express different aspects of this vision. The profound subject matter is taken up in the celestial soundworld of the choir and the virtuosic, vibrant, and expressive writing for violin, all set against a backdrop of rich textures and harmonies in the strings and harp. The work may be performed by women''s or boys'' voices. The accompaniment is available in two different instrumentations: harp and string ensemble or harp and organ.

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