Need Help? Contact Us or call 1-800-345-6296 Live Chat
Nick Strimple
Lyricist: Attr. Solomon ibn Gabirol, Trans. By Rabbi Deborah Silver
This beautiful anthem with text attributed to 11th-century Andalusian philosopher Solomon ibn Gabirol begins with a unison chant as if sung by the cantor. Each time the chant is sung in Hebrew, it is followed by a full chorus in English …
Read MoreSATB Octavo
Pepper ID: 11395902Supplier ID: 00347025UPC: 840126926538
Limited
Limited
SATB Octavo - Large Print Edition
Pepper ID: 11395902LSupplier ID: NS0026
SATB Octavo
Pepper ID: 11395902ESupplier ID: 1104028
Min. 10 copies
Min. 10 copies
This beautiful anthem with text attributed to 11th-century Andalusian philosopher Solomon ibn Gabirol begins with a unison chant as if sung by the cantor. Each time the chant is sung in Hebrew, it is followed by a full chorus in English in a beautiful litany of sound that cadences into a lovely suspended chord. Only at the conclusion of the piece are the chant and the chorus united in subtle elegance, with a satisfying resolution in the major tonality. Easy to medium in difficulty.