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Originalno

Praise the Name of the Lord No. 2. Aleksandr Arkhangelsky. Alto Voice sheet music. Bass Voice sheet music. Choir sheet music. Voice Solo sheet music.

Prevod

Praise Ime Gospoda številka 2. Aleksandr Arkhangelsky. Alto Voice note. Bass Voice note. Zbor note. Voice Solo note.

Originalno

Praise the Name of the Lord No. 2. Hvalite imia Ghospodne No. 2. Composed by Aleksandr Arkhangelsky. 1846-1924. For SATB choir with alto voice solo, bass voice solo. Choral octavo. Language. Church Slavonic. Published by Musica Russica. MR.AR-136. With Language. Church Slavonic. Alexander Arkhangelsky. 1846-1924. was an avid student of Western European choral polyphony as it was being re-discovered in the course of the 19th century. He is best known for his sacred choral concertos, mostly on psalm texts, that tend to be dramatic or sentimental. or both. , but which are, nevertheless, great favorites with Russian churchgoers to this day. His "Praise the Name of the Lord" No. 2 is in a totally different style, drawing upon the Russian Orthodox technique of "canonarching," similar to lining-out or "call and response. " The choral writing is clear and transparent, with results that can best be described as "luminous.

Prevod

Praise Ime Gospoda številka 2. Hvalite imia Ghospodne številka 2. Sestavljajo ga Aleksandr Arkhangelsky. 1846-1924. Za SATB zbor z alt solo glas, bas glasovnim solo. Zborovska octavo. Jezik. Cerkev slovansko. Izdala Musica Russica. MR.AR-136. Z jezikom. Cerkev slovansko. Alexander Arkhangelsky. 1846-1924. je bil navdušen študent zahodnoevropske zborovsko polifonijo, saj ga je ta ponovno odkrita v teku 19. stoletja. Bil je najbolj znan po svojih svetih zborovskih koncertov, predvsem na Psalm besedil, ki se nagibajo k dramatične ali sentimentalna. ali oboje. , Ki pa so kljub temu veliki favoriti z ruskimi v cerkev na ta dan. Njegova "Hvalite ime Gospodovo" številka 2 je v popolnoma drugačnem slogu, ki črpa Ruske pravoslavne tehniko "canonarching," podobno oblog-out ali "klic in odziv. "Zborovski pisanje je jasno in pregledno, z rezultati, ki jih je mogoče najbolje opisati kot" svetlobni.