Band (1)
Cello (6)
Choral (3)
Guitar (2)
Orchestra (6)
Piano (2)
Small Ensemble (7)
Voice (11)
Cello (6)
Choral (3)
Guitar (2)
Orchestra (6)
Piano (2)
Small Ensemble (7)
Aria
Four Movements for String Quartet
Lux Perpetua
Reflections
Three Inner Moments (String Quartet No. 2)
Three Sonnets
Which Way Home? (soprano and chamber ensemble)
Violin (2)Four Movements for String Quartet
Lux Perpetua
Reflections
Three Inner Moments (String Quartet No. 2)
Three Sonnets
Which Way Home? (soprano and chamber ensemble)
Voice (11)
Lux Perpetua (1997)
for violin and piano
Audio
II. Speaking in Tongues
Duration
20 min.
Premiere
1997
Manhattan School of Music
Kevin Tsai, violin
Manhattan School of Music
Kevin Tsai, violin
Dedication
for my father
Notes
Lux Perpetua (Perpetual Light) was inspired by different types of religious expression. The Latin title makes reference to the ancient traditions of the Roman Catholic Church, but the movement titles evoke various other traditions, both ancient and modern. The music does not attempt to make use of preexistent materials (such as the imitation of organ music or the rearrangement of a spiritual) but merely to reflect a mood or feeling which might be inspired by one of these religious expressions. It is dedicated to my father, Dr. Patrick Hemenger.
Last updated: 2011-12-14