Bent Lorentzen: Pergolesi's Home Service (Player's Score)

Pergolesis Hjemmeservice / Pergolesi's Home Service (1998/2003) - a Chamber Opera by Bent Lorentzen , based on Pergolesi's La Serva Padrona by Claudio Monteverdi. English version. Libretto by Michael Leinert and Bent Lorentzen. Danish version: KP01936 German version: KP0193602 For permission to perform this opera, please apply for grand rights: http://digital.schirmer.com/ewh http://digital.schirmer.com/ewh/index_da.html

Bent Lorentzen: Pergolesi's Home Service (Player's Score)

Pergolesis Hjemmeservice / Pergolesi's Home Service (1998/2003) - a Chamber Opera by Bent Lorentzen , based on Pergolesi's La Serva Padrona by Claudio Monteverdi. German version. Libretto by Michael Leinert and Bent Lorentzen. Danish version: KP01936 English version: KP0193601 For permission to perform this opera, please apply for grand rights: http://digital.schirmer.com/ewh http://digital.schirmer.com/ewh/index_da.html

Organmusic For Service Interludes

Bent Sørensen: I In Them And You In Me (SATB)

I In Them And You In Me for mixed voices SSAATTBB by Bent Sørensen (2017). Commissioned by the Council of Lutheran Churches in Great Britain for a Service held in Westminster Abbey on the 31st of October 2017 to mark the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation and first performed by the Special Service Choir of Westminster Abbey, conducted by James O´Donnell.

Peter Bruun: The Lord's Prayer (Player's score)

The music may be performed as a concert piece.The work may be performed also during the service and as part of theservice, like this:Each of the seven movements may precede/follow the correspondingtext during the service ? or the movement in question may evenaccompany a recitation of the corresponding prayer-text.The music will scan to the Danish prayer text ? English and Latinmay require adjustments, at the discretion of the performers / thereader.Ed.

Jouni Kaipainen: Tenebrae Op.39 (Guitar)

Preface I Programme NoteTENEBRAE was commissioned by the Turku (Abo) Music Festival and composed for Finnish guitarist Timo Korhonen, whom I had known and admired for a long time. Timo gave a brillant premiere of TENEBRAE in Turku on August 13, 1991 and has played it several times since then.The title is Latin, and means "darkness" or "gloom", but it also refers to the Roman Catholic matins and lauds services in Holy Week. These are held as dusk falls, and the idea is that the sixteen candles that are burning at the beginning of the service are gradually extinguished until, after sixteenprayers, the church is in darkness.The same development is carried through in TENEBRAE by musical means, so that we have not yet had to resort to acandlelit setting - although it is by no means out of the question.The piece makes extensive use of the guitar's properties for revealing quiet, intimate feelings, although naturally in a work of this scope there is contrasting material included.Jouni Kaipainen, 1993