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Overview & The Work
Text from Habakkuk 3:17-18
The prophet Habakkuk has a conversation with God in which he learns of coming destruction to Israel, and yet his faith remains steadfast.
In this piece for mixed choir, we hear the uncertainty in the opening polyphony, and then the resolve as all voices come together for the first time at "Yet I will rejoice"
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Status
Completed
Premiered September 21, 2014. This piece continues to be a personal favorite of mine, as well as my most performed choir piece.
Instrumentation
Mixed Choir - SSAATTBB
Duration
4:35
Premiered
September 21, 2014 / Auburn, AL
Status
Archived
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Process
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studio, Oct 21
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Full Score (PDF)
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Score Study Notes (PDF)
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Process Pack v1 (PDF)
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Timeline
- MAY 10Refined opening texture and harmonic plan
- MAY 06Reworked transition into coda
- MAY 02Added brass stabs in final minute
- APR 28New sketch: alternate ending ideas
- APR 20First full run-through (piano reduction)
- APR 08Project started
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