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Cantata Doroghiensis de Eucharistia

Composer
Sáry László
Original / Hungarian title
Cantata Doroghiensis de Eucharistia
Foreign language / English title
Cantata Doroghiensis de Eucharistia
Subtitle
For solo voices, mixed choir and chamber orchestra
Dedication
for the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress
Year of composition
2020
Type
Solo voice(s), choir & chamber orchestra
Instrumentation
S., A., T., B. soli, narrator - mixed choir (S-A-T-B) - fl. (anche fl.a.), ob., ob. d´amore, c.ing., cl., cl.b., fg. - 2 tr., 2 trb. - perc. (ptti., tam-tam, gr.c., gong, bell, 4 tom-tom) - 2 cimb. - strings: vl., vla., vlc., cb.
Duration
63 min
Movements, parts
1. Részlet Buchner Antal Bányász miséjéből / Excerpt from the Miner´s Mass of Antal Buchner
2. Teremtés himnusz (Rig véda 10:129) / Hymn of Creation (10:129)
3. Teremtés himnusz (Magyar népi imádság) / Creation Hymn (Hungarian Folk Prayer)
4. 139. zoltár / Psalm 139
5. Naphimnusz (Assziszi Szent Ferenc) / Canticle of the Sun (St. Francis of Assisi)
6. Magnificat
7. Apokrif János evangélium (részlet) / Apocryph Gospel of John (Excerpt)
8. Aria da Chiesa
9. Kínai temlpom / Chinese Temple
10. Ünnepi hangok az oltári szentséghez / Sounds of Solemnity for the Eucharist
11. Dzsajadéva: Gita Govinda / Jayadeva: Gita Govinda 12. Himnusz az oltáriszentséghez (Aquinói Szent Tamás) / Eucharistic Hymn (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Text
Vedic Sanskrit hymn(s); biblical; WEÖRES, Sándor; Jayadeva; St. Thomas of Aquinas; S. Francesco d´Assisi
Language
Hungarian / Latin
Premiere information
7 September 2021, Dorog, Hungary; Anna Molnár (Ms.), Sára Dezső (A.), László Kéringer (T.), Pál Szerdahelyi (B.), Saint Ephraim Male Choir, UMZE Ensemble, Gergely Vajda (cond.)
Publisher / Source
MS
Recordings
Promotions CD (© 2021 Mayor´s Office of Dorog) - Anna Molnár (Ms.), Éva Leszkovszki (A.), László Kéringer (T.), Pál Szerdahelyi (B.), Lajos Lencsés (ob. solo), Saint Ephraim Male Choir, UMZE Ensemble, Gergely Vajda (cond.)
Remarks, other info
Composed: 2019 - 2020

Psalmus (Movement IV) composed: 1972, revised: 1990 and 2019

Based on Vedic Sanskrit hymns, biblical texts, Sándor Weöres´ poem, Jayadeva´s poem and the hymn´s by St. Francis of Assisi and St. Thomas of Aquinas