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Sheet Music: ScorePalm Sunday, opus 63 / Jacqui Rutten.by Jacqui Rutten (2014)
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This piece is a slower rendition of the double jig No. 93 of O'Neill's collection than is commonly found. I hope the solo vocal line illustrates a sacred and liturgical basis of the jig. The parts may be ornamented freely. The piece was written for forthcoming concerts. I had duets in mind when composing the piece, with the following musicians in mind: Miriam Morris the viola a gamba virtuoso, Peter O' Shea the Golden Fiddle Award winner, and my wonderful mother Mary Knights-Rutten, cellist and pianist. These are examples of realisations: singer, piano and fiddle, singer and viola da gamba, or singer and fiddle and guitar, and so on.
The setting of the psalm was inspired by the Liber Usualis which I sing from and by my work as a regular cantor at St. Patrick's Cathedral from 1999-2006, particularly singing the psalms of Geoffrey Cox, the Director of Music at St. Patrick's Cathedral. In fact Geoffrey has a lovely setting of this psalm.
Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (2p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Medium
Duration: 4 min.
First performance by Jacqui Rutten at Lunchtime Concert (St Paul's Cathedral (Melbourne)) on 4 Mar 2015
This is a handwritten edition — it is not typeset.
ISMN: 979-0-720149-61-5
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