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ACHENBERG David
AGOBET Jean-Louis
ARANGO-PRADA Daniel
BESINGRAND Jean-Patrick
BORDALEJO Tomás
BRAUD Augustin
BURIAN Peter
BUTIN Patrick
CALMEL Olivier
CARREÑO Juan Pablo
CHAMOUARD Philippe
CHAYNES Charles
CHIRIACOPOL Epaminondas
CHÉPÉLOV Pierre
COULAIS Bruno
COVATTI-DUSSAUT Hélène
DACHEZ Christian
DEBUSSY Claude
DUBOIS Lancelot
DUMONT Aurélien
DUSSAUT Robert
FARHANG Alireza
FEREZ Fabrice
FERRARIS Paul
FINZI Graciane
FUSTÉ-LAMBEZAT Michel
GARZIA Benjamin
GASPAROV Alexandre
GIRAUD Suzanne
GOUNOD Charles
GREIF Olivier
HALIMI Inès
HERSANT Philippe
HEUTE Lisa
HUDRY David
ISHIDA Sanae
KREMSKI Alain
LACAZE Sophie
LEIBOWITZ René
LELOUP Samuel
MASSOT Olivier
MAZÉ Philippe
MAŘATKA Kryštof
MENUT Benoît
MEÏMOUN François
MODARRESIFAR Farnaz
NICOLAY Stephan
PENARD Olivier
PETITGIRARD Laurent
PETROSSIAN Michel
POPINEAU François
REIBEL Guy
ROLLAND Grégoire
SCHŒLLER Philippe
SIVAK Gabriel
SOGNY Michel
SUESSE Dana
TCHAÏKOVSKY Piotr
TRIPLET Célia
TROLLET Vincent
VALLET-TESSIER François
VIEUXTEMPS Henri
VUILLERMET Thibaut
WATANABE Rikako
YSAYE Eugène
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Written in June 2017, my Petite Cantate is dedicated to the friends of the Plage musicale Festival in Bangor.
I’ve been teaching and writing there happily every summer for ten years now. Students, performers-teachers, volunteers, the public – it’s to all these friends that I dedicate this work, the choral part of which was performed by the students themselves at the premiere on the island on July 23, 2017.
Saint John’s text is a monument of spiritual writing, going far beyond dogma and bringing us together, like all great books, by highlighting these questions, this common part that unites us by nature. For the past 15 years, I’ve been setting excerpts from the Apocalypse to music. In chapter XXII, I chose verses 12 to 17 and 21, the synthesis, the sharing.
A symbol for us.
Benoît Menut
Apocalypse de Saint-Jean
(Chapter XXII – 12 to 17 and 21)
12 ecce venio cito et merces mea mecum est reddere unicuique secundum opera sua
13 ego Alpha et Omega primus et novissimus principium et finis
14 beati qui lavant stolas ut sit potestas eorum in ligno vitae et portis intrent in civitatem
15 foris canes et venefici et inpudici et homicidae et idolis servientes et omnis qui amat et facit mendacium
16 ego Iesus misi angelum meum testificari vobis haec in ecclesiis ego sum radix et genus David stella splendida et matutina
17 et Spiritus et sponsa dicunt veni et qui audit dicat veni et qui sitit veniat qui vult accipiat aquam vitae gratis
21 gratia domini nostri Iesu Christi cum omni- bus
12 Yes, says Jesus, I am coming soon. I bring with me my rewards, to render to every man according to his deeds.
13 I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.
14 Blessed are those who wash their clothes. They will be allowed to eat of the fruit of the tree of life and to enter the gates of the city.
15 But out go the vile men, the sorcerers, the lewd, the murderers, the idol-worshippers and all those who love and practice falsehood.
16 I, Jesus, have sent my angel to bear witness to these truths for the churches. I am the root of David, his descendant. I am the bright morning star
17 And the Spirit and the Bride say: Come! He who hears these words, let him say: Come! He who is thirsty, let him come. Whoever wants the water of life, let him receive it freely.
21 May the Lord Jesus extend his grace to all.
Weight | 0,220 kg |
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Dimensions | 32 × 24 × 0,3 cm |
Support | PDF, Papier |