This large choral work is a setting of Psalm 116 in Russian. This is numbered as Psalm 114 in the Russian bible and Latin Vulgate. The voices are doubled with stringed instruments called viols; these instruments are the predecessors of the violin, viola, cello, and bass. Although the voices have very smooth, independent lines, the resulting harmonies are colorful.
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Tim S. Pack
Ya Raduyus (Psalm 114/116) Play
Recorded on 11/06/1998, uploaded on 03/28/2009
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This large choral work is a setting of Psalm 116 in Russian. This is numbered as Psalm 114 in the Russian bible and Latin Vulgate. The voices are doubled with stringed instruments called viols; these instruments are the predecessors of the violin, viola, cello, and bass. Although the voices have very smooth, independent lines, the resulting harmonies are colorful.
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