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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Psalm 116"”.

  1. Text Painting In Significant Verses of Selected Settings of Psalm 116 Taken From Angst Der Hellen Und Friede Der Seelen, A Collection of Sixteen Motets On Psalm 116 Compiled by Burckhard Grossmann (Jena, 1623)

    … Lutheran musicians to compose settings of the Psalm 116 text from Luther's translation of the Bible. Angst der Hellen und Friede der Seelen became a unique collection without precedent at this juncture of music history. It served as a personal expression of Grossmann's faith and displayed the …

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  2. """Angst Der Hoellen Und Friede Der Seelen"": A Comparative Analysis of Sixteen Settings of Psalm 116"

    … examination of the sixteen settings of Psalm 116 contained in Burkhardt Grossmann's collection Angst der Hollen und Friede der Seelen, originally published at Jena in 1623. The study considers issues of text, texture, and treatment of mode, among others, with particular attention paid to …

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  3. The Intersection of Personal Faith and Compositional Craft in Selected Choral Works of Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)

    … of his faith. Das ist mir Lieb, his setting of Psalm 116, enhances and depicts the sacred text through text painting, text repetition, and instrumental sinfonias which invite contemplation. He imitated heavenly worship through his use of the alternatim style in his setting of a Martin Luther …

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