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Original

Laudate Dominum de caelis. Richard Proulx. Choir sheet music. Soprano Voice sheet music. Tenor Voice sheet music. Organ Accompaniment sheet music. Beginning.

Traduction

Laudate Dominum de caelis. Richard Proulx. Partition chorale. Soprano Voix partitions. Tenor Voix partitions. Accompagnement Orgue Partitions. Début.

Original

Laudate Dominum de caelis. Praise the Lord from the Heavens. Composed by Richard Proulx. For soprano voice, tenor voice soli, SATB choir, organ accompaniment. Sacred. Easy. Medium. Octavo. Text language. Latin and English. English verses. 12 pages. Published by GIA Publications. GI.G-7283. With Text language. Latin and English. English verses. Sacred. Richard Proulx, who in recent years has given us more wonderful arrangements than original pieces, here breaks the pattern with a setting of Psalm 148. And, it is classic Proulx. The sturdy macaronic refrain for choir and assembly, leads to lilting triple meter verses for soprano then tenor, a choral verse in duple rhythm, and a return to the triple feel of the earlier, for the final verse utilizing both soloists and choir. Typically, the organ part is something organists will enjoy playing.

Traduction

Laudate Dominum de caelis. Louez le Seigneur des cieux. Composé par Richard Proulx. For soprano voice, tenor voice soli, SATB choir, organ accompaniment. Sacré. Facile. Moyen. Huitième. Langue du texte. Latin et en anglais. Vers anglais. 12 pages. Publié par GIA Publications. GI.G-7283. Avec le langage du texte. Latin et en anglais. Vers anglais. Sacré. Richard Proulx, who in recent years has given us more wonderful arrangements than original pieces, here breaks the pattern with a setting of Psalm 148. And, it is classic Proulx. The sturdy macaronic refrain for choir and assembly, leads to lilting triple meter verses for soprano then tenor, a choral verse in duple rhythm, and a return to the triple feel of the earlier, for the final verse utilizing both soloists and choir. Typically, the organ part is something organists will enjoy playing.