Locus iste

for SSATBB choir a cappella

This original anthem is suitable for all occasions and offers a gentle, contemporary setting of the text used by Anton Bruckner in his well-known composition of the same name composed in 1869. “This place was made by God, a priceless sacrament; it is without reproach.” Genesis 28:16 Exodus 3:5.

SKU: ROC-001 Categories: ,
Descriptive Tags: American, Benediction, Blessing, Celebratory, Christian, Comfort, Devotion, Liturgical text, Metaphysical, Peace, Prayer, Reverence, Scriptural text
Difficulty: Medium
Instrumentation: A Cappella
Duration: 1-5 Minutes
Voicing: SSATBB
Language: Latin
Sacred or Secular: Sacred

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