Krzysztof Penderecki (1933-2020)
Seven Gates of Jerusalem - Sinfonie n° 7 (1996)
for 5 solo voices, narrator, 3 mixed choirs and orchestra
- General information
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Composition date:
1996
- Duration: 1 h 8 mn
- Publisher: Schott
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Composition date:
1996
- Type
- Vocal music and instrument(s) [3 solo voices or more, choir(s) and orchestra]
Detailed formation
- mixed choir, ensemble of vocal soloists(2 solo soprano, solo contralto [], solo tenor [], solo bass voice [])
- 4 flutes (also 2 piccolos), 3 oboes, 1 English horn, 6 clarinets [dont 3 dans la salle] (also 1 Eb clarinet), 2 bass clarinets [dont 1 dans la salle] (also 1 Eb clarinet [dans la salle] ), 6 bassoons [dont 3 dans la salle] , 2 contrabassoons [dont 1 dans la salle] , 8 horns [dont 4 dans la salle] , 6 trumpets [dont 3 dans la salle] , 8 trombones [dont 4 dans la salle] , 2 tubas [dont 1 dans la salle] , 12 percussionists, 1 celesta, 1 piano, 1 organ [ad lib.] , strings
Premiere information
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Date:
9 January 1997
Location:Israël, Jerusalem, The State Hall, cérémonie du IIIe millénaire
Performers:Mariana Nicolesco, Sylvia Greenberg : sopranos, Jadwiga Rappé : contralto, Evgeny Shapovalov : ténor, Reinhardt Hagen : basse, Boris Carmeli : récitant, Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra, Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, MDR-Chor Leipzig, Südfunk-Chor Stuttgart, direction : Lorin Maazel.
Table of contents
- Magnus Dominus et laudabilis nimis
- Si oblitus fuero tui, Jerusalem
- De profundis
- Si oblitus fuero tui, Jerusalem
- Lauda, Jerusalem, Dominum (Psalm 147)
- Ezechiel 37, 1-10
- Haec dicit Dominus : Ecce ego do coram vobis viam vitae, et viam mortis