Music that praises God
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4candles
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Re: Music that praises God
How about Alkan's 'Alleluia', Op. 25 - for piano?
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4candles
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Re: Music that praises God
Also, the same composer's Laus Deo, the postscript (number 49) to his 48 Esquisses, Op. 63... a really interesting piece and I would say unusual for its time in some of the harmonic language used.4candles wrote:How about Alkan's 'Alleluia', Op. 25 - for piano?
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Re: Music that praises God
Where might one find a score for this Alkan Laus Deo? I always thought of the "En Songe" as the end of the Esquisses; it seems to have such a monumental ending for such a tiny, quiet piece.
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Re: Music that praises God
Never mind. Thanks anyway. I have located the piece here:
http://piano.francais.free.fr/PARTITION ... _DOUTE.PDF
http://piano.francais.free.fr/PARTITION ... _DOUTE.PDF