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Ut omnes unum sint

Composer
Pongrácz Zoltán
Original / Hungarian title
Ut omnes unum sint
Foreign language / English title
Ut omnes unum sint
Subtitle
Ecumenical oratorio
Year of composition
1998
Type
Choir and orchestra
Instrumentation
mixed choir - reciter choir - 3 tr., 3 trb., tuba - pf. (four hands), 2 synth. - electronics - strings: 3 vl.
Movements, parts
1. Invitatórium / Invitatorio
2. Magasztalás / Glorification
3. A nyolc boldogság / The Eight Happiness
4. Tropárion / Troparion
5. Motetta / Motett
6. Antifónia / Antiphony
7. Falso bordone
8. Sonata da chiesa
9. Üzenet az embereknek / Message to the People
10. Óda az Istenhez / Ode to the God
Text
biblical - litrugical
Language
Hungarian / Italian
Premiere information
18 April 1999, Debrecen, Hungary; Choir and Orchestra of the Debrecen Oratiorio Society, Sarolta Deményi (choir master), Zoltán Pongrácz (cond.)
Publisher / Source
MS
Remarks, other info
Based on texts from: Old- and New-Testament, Koran, Dead Sea Scrolls, Hindu Upanishads, Christian Anthems, Liturgical Poems, Poems by Catholic and Protestant poets