Bring us, O Lord God (a4)
This is a setting of Donne’s famous prayer. The style of the music is tonal and there is more than a hint of the music of the past. The striking key changes are an important ingredient in the work. Although fairly straightforward on the whole, this piece offers a rewarding challenge for choirs that can sing unaccompanied music with confidence. ’Bring us, O Lord God’ was originally scored for four-part choir, dividing into eight parts in places. This version is in four parts throughout.
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