I was glad

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"I was glad" is a choral anthem by English composer Hubert Parry, best known for its majestic setting of Psalm 122 and frequent performance at British royal ceremonies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf choral anthem
associatedWith British monarchy NERFINISHED
Church of England NERFINISHED
Westminster Abbey NERFINISHED
composer Hubert Parry NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
culture British classical music
genre anthem
coronation anthem
hasInfluenceOn Anglican choral repertoire
British ceremonial music tradition
hasPart antiphonal choral writing
choral sections
contrapuntal choral passages
final climactic section
homophonic choral passages
orchestral accompaniment
orchestral introduction
organ accompaniment
intendedUse ceremonial service
liturgical procession
key B-flat major
language English
liturgicalUse Anglican worship
notableFor association with British coronations
ceremonial grandeur
frequent performance at British royal ceremonies
majestic character
stately processional character
use in state occasions
partOf Anglican choral canon
British royal ceremonial repertoire
period late 19th century
religiousTradition Christianity
scoring choir and orchestra
choir and organ
style late Romantic
subjectMatter joy in going to the house of the Lord
peace of Jerusalem
pilgrimage to Jerusalem
textIncorporates Psalm 122 NERFINISHED
textOpeningLine I was glad when they said unto me
textSource Book of Psalms NERFINISHED
usesBiblicalText Psalm 122 (King James Version) NERFINISHED
voicing mixed choir
workTitleLanguage English

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Hubert Parry notableWork I was glad