Songs of Farewell

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Songs of Farewell is a renowned set of unaccompanied choral motets by English composer Hubert Parry, noted for its rich harmonies and reflective, elegiac character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf choral work
motet cycle
associatedWith Anglican choral repertoire
English choral tradition
composer Hubert Parry NERFINISHED
compositionPeriod World War I era NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
firstMovementTextIncipit My soul, there is a country
genre sacred choral music
unaccompanied choral music
hasKeyMovement At the round earth’s imagined corners
Lord, let me know mine end NERFINISHED
My soul, there is a country NERFINISHED
hasTheme farewell to life
hope of eternity
mortality
spiritual reflection
influencedBy Anglican hymnody
English Renaissance polyphony
language English
movement At the round earth’s imagined corners
I know my soul hath power NERFINISHED
Lord, let me know mine end
My soul, there is a country NERFINISHED
Never weather-beaten sail NERFINISHED
There is an old belief
notableCharacteristic elegiac character
reflective character
rich harmonies
notableFor complex choral textures
expressive text setting
numberOfMovements 6
partOf 20th-century choral repertoire
scoring unaccompanied choir
sixthMovementTextIncipit Lord, let me know mine end
style late Romantic
textAuthor Book of Psalms NERFINISHED
Henry Vaughan NERFINISHED
John Donne NERFINISHED
John Gibson Lockhart NERFINISHED
Sir John Davies NERFINISHED
Thomas Campion NERFINISHED
vocalForces SATB choir
mixed choir

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Hubert Parry notableWork Songs of Farewell