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Arnesen - Magnificat (SATB)
Product No. 39812 Product No. SBMP1305New product
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Voicing: SATB, Solo, Organ 3-staff with opt. String Orchestra
By Kim Andrew Arnesen
"Magnificat" overflows with "...warmly compassionate music, which positively glows with its soaring, beautifully arched melodic lines..." according to an April 2015 review in "Gramophone" magazine. The talented Norwegian composer created this fabulous forty-minute masterpiece to proclaim one of the Bible's greatest wonders: the angel Gabriel visiting Mary. The work portrays the wonder, devotion, gratitude, joy, humility, hope, and compassion that Mary may have felt. To listen to "Magnificat," download the premiere performance from iTunes or stream the recording on Spotify.
By Kim Andrew Arnesen
"Magnificat" overflows with "...warmly compassionate music, which positively glows with its soaring, beautifully arched melodic lines..." according to an April 2015 review in "Gramophone" magazine. The talented Norwegian composer created this fabulous forty-minute masterpiece to proclaim one of the Bible's greatest wonders: the angel Gabriel visiting Mary. The work portrays the wonder, devotion, gratitude, joy, humility, hope, and compassion that Mary may have felt. To listen to "Magnificat," download the premiere performance from iTunes or stream the recording on Spotify.