Help, Lord! (chorus)

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"Help, Lord! (chorus)" is a dramatic choral movement from Felix Mendelssohn’s oratorio *Elijah*, expressing the people’s urgent plea to God in a time of drought and despair.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf choral movement
chorus
accompaniment orchestra
associatedWith people of Israel
time of drought
belongsToPeriod Romantic era
composer Felix Mendelssohn NERFINISHED
emotionalCharacter dramatic
imploring
urgent
genre oratorio chorus
language English
liturgicalTradition Christian sacred music
movementType dramatic chorus
narrativeFunction expresses the people’s collective cry for divine help
originalWorkPremiere 1846
originalWorkPremierePlace Birmingham, England NERFINISHED
partOf Elijah NERFINISHED
partOfCatalogue Mendelssohn’s sacred vocal music
performanceContext church performance of Elijah
concert performance of Elijah
religiousContext Old Testament NERFINISHED
story of the prophet Elijah
textSource Biblical-inspired text
theme despair
drought
supplication
urgent plea to God
vocalForces mixed choir
workNumberInProgram movement of the oratorio Elijah

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Mendelssohn Elijah containsMovement Help, Lord! (chorus)
subject surface form: Mendelssohn's Elijah