Lucis Creator Optime

for SATB chorus unaccompanied

A melodic, prayerful, and emotionally engaging setting of the ancient Latin hymn text attributed to Pope St. Gregory the Great (540-604), Supreme Creator of Light.

Lucis Creator optime, Supreme Creator of light,
lucem dierum proferens, Bringing forth each day’s dawn,
primordiis lucis novae, Creating anew the primordial light,
mundi parans originem: Which first shown when the world was made:

SKU: SPN-015 Categories: ,
Descriptive Tags: Adoration, Devotion, Justice, Light, Liturgical text, Praise, Sun
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 1-5 Minutes
Instrumentation: A Cappella
Language: Latin
Sacred or Secular: Sacred
Season or Event: Concert, Divine Liturgy, Vespers
Voicing: SATB

$2.00

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