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Gladsome Light. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Choir sheet music.

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Opwek Light. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Koor bladmusiek.

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Gladsome Light. Svete tihiy. Composed by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. 1840-1893. For TTBB choir. Choral octavo. Language. Church Slavonic. Published by Musica Russica. MR.TA-020MC. With Language. Church Slavonic. Just as Rachmaninoff's Vigil tends to eclipse his Liturgy in the awareness of choral musicians, so in the case of Tchaikovsky, the reverse is true. his Liturgy, opus 41 is much better known and more oft-performed than his Vigil, opus 52. Within the Vigil, however, one finds true gems of inspiration and technique, based on the ancient chants of the Russian church, which served as models for composers who followed, and which stand wonderfully on their own as well. "Gladsome Light" is one such gem. In it one finds many of the quintessential characteristics that would come to characterize the Russian choral school of the early 20th century.

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Opwek Light. Svete tihiy. Saamgestel deur Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. 1840-1893. Vir TTBB koor. Choral octavo. Taal. Kerkslawies. Gepubliseer deur Musica Russica. MR.TA-020MC. Met taal. Kerkslawies. Net soos Rachmaninoff se Vigil is geneig om sy Liturgie skadu in die bewustheid van koorleiding musikante, so in die geval van Tchaikovsky, die omgekeerde is waar. sy Liturgie, opus 41 is baie beter bekende en meer dikwels-presteer as sy Vigil, opus 52. Binne die Vigil bevind egter een ware juwele van inspirasie en tegniek, gebaseer op die antieke lied van die Russiese kerk, wat gedien het as modelle vir komponiste wat gevolg het, en wat wonderlik staan ​​op hul eie sowel. "Opwek Light" is een so 'n juweel. In dit vind 'n mens baie van die tipiese eienskappe wat sou kom om die Russiese koor skool van die vroeë 20ste eeu te karakteriseer.