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Ubi caritas. Choir sheet music.

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유비의 카리타스. 성가대 악보.

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Ubi caritas. Antiphon for Holy Thursday. Composed by Ko Matsushita. Edited by Stefan Schuck. For SATB choir. Carus Contemporary. Contemporary choral music. Holy Week, contemporary. Full score. Language. Latin. Composed 2014. 4 pages. Duration 3 minutes. Published by Carus Verlag. CA.965300. ISBN M-007-16488-1. With Language. Latin. Holy Week, contemporary. For the moving moment in the Good Friday liturgy, when the priest symbolically washes the feet of several people thereby recalling the thoughtful, loving gesture of Christ at the Last Supper, the Christian church provides a specially intimate, conciliatory text in the antiphon "Ubi caritas". Matsushita's composition sets this text quite simply to reflect this moment in a beautiful motet, which is both charming and grateful to sing. In an entirely tonal setting in F major, with chromatic accents sparingly employed, he uses elements from organum and pedal points to create tonally atmospheric expanses contrasting with the syllabic setting which runs throughout. In his writing he uses unisons, thirds and contrary motion, spanning quasi-Gregorian melodies. Matsushita sets the three verses of the hymn usually set nowadays, and these also divide the composition. Each verse is introduced with the ascending pentatonic motif "Ubi caritas", but the melody is transformed according to the text and expresses the "immeasurable joy" of the glory of God in the third verse in a brief forte outburst with leaps of a fifth, before the composition concludes with a final "Ubi caritas" and an "Amen" lost in reverie. voice range. c' - f''. A1. ao - es''. A2. go - b'. fo - f'. B1. B - des'. B2. F - a'.

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유비의 카리타스. Antiphon for Holy Thursday. 코 마쓰시타 작곡. 스테판 Schuck에 의해 수정. 혼성 합창을위한. 이카루스 현대. 현대 합창 음악. 성주간, 현대. 전체 점수. 언어. 라틴어. 2014으로 구성. 4 페이지. 시간 삼분. 이카루스 출판사에 의해 출판. CA.965300. ISBN M-007-16488-1. 언어와. 라틴어. 성주간, 현대. For the moving moment in the Good Friday liturgy, when the priest symbolically washes the feet of several people thereby recalling the thoughtful, loving gesture of Christ at the Last Supper, the Christian church provides a specially intimate, conciliatory text in the antiphon "Ubi caritas". Matsushita's composition sets this text quite simply to reflect this moment in a beautiful motet, which is both charming and grateful to sing. In an entirely tonal setting in F major, with chromatic accents sparingly employed, he uses elements from organum and pedal points to create tonally atmospheric expanses contrasting with the syllabic setting which runs throughout. In his writing he uses unisons, thirds and contrary motion, spanning quasi-Gregorian melodies. Matsushita sets the three verses of the hymn usually set nowadays, and these also divide the composition. Each verse is introduced with the ascending pentatonic motif "Ubi caritas", but the melody is transformed according to the text and expresses the "immeasurable joy" of the glory of God in the third verse in a brief forte outburst with leaps of a fifth, before the composition concludes with a final "Ubi caritas" and an "Amen" lost in reverie. voice range. c' - f''. A1. ao - es''. A2. go - b'. fo - f'. B1. B - des'. B2. F - a'.