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Tempus transit - D minor
Tempus transit - D minor

Tempus transit - D minor

from: Perpetuum mobile - Songs from the Codex Buranus

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KOMPONIST: Peter Schindler
VERLAG: Carus Verlag
PRODUKTFORMAT: Chorpartitur
INSTRUMENT GROUP: Gemischter Chor
Composer Peter Schindler on this separate edition from “Perpetuum mobile”: Spring brings with it a long awaited, lively change of emotions. Let us welcome Amor. Amor conquers all and calls us to inner joy. Spring and love, at last! We pay homage to warmth, which is responsible for the earth
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Subtitle from: Perpetuum mobile - Songs from the Codex Buranus
Komponist Peter Schindler
Verlag Carus Verlag
Instrumentierung Soli Sbar, SATB and Jazz Combo
Produktformat Chorpartitur
Instrument Group Gemischter Chor
Erscheinungsjahr 2024
Genre Weltlich
ISMN 9790007329556
Voicing SATB
Seitenzahl 8
No. CV0929730
Release Date 07.11.2024
Tiijdsduur 00:02:00
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Composer Peter Schindler on this separate edition from “Perpetuum mobile”:Spring brings with it a long awaited, lively change of emotions. Let us welcome Amor. Amor conquers all and calls us to inner joy. Spring and love, at last! We pay homage to warmth, which is responsible for the earth sprouting and for the God Amor gaining the upper hand. The song collage on texts nos. 139, 56 and 132 from the Codex Buranus is like the Old Testament Song of Songs. Amor now has his greatest power and diligently carries out his work. The whole of nature is caught up in it.A song for soloists and choir, sung in a pulsating rhythm. The music moves forward restlessly, tirelessly, but not aimlessly. “Amor vincit omnia!” (Love conquers all!) This is the central movement in this piece.
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