|
Please wait while music is loading. You can make a donation to Choralia
in order to speed-up this phase and to suppress the advertisements.
Attendete mentre la musica viene caricata. Potete fare una offerta a Choralia
per velocizzare questa fase e per sopprimere gli annunci pubblicitari.
Bitte warten Sie, während die Musik geladen wird. Sie können Choralia spenden,
um diese Phase zu beschleunigen und die Werbung zu unterdrücken.
Veuillez patienter pendant le chargement de la musique. Vous pouvez faire un don à Choralia
afin d'accélérer cette phase et de supprimer les publicités.
"Lobgesang" is a composition by Felix Mendelssohn, also known as Symphony No. 2 in B-flat major, Op. 52. It is a choral symphony written in 1840 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the invention of printing by Johannes Gutenberg. The work consists of three movements: two orchestral sections and a choral finale. The text is derived from biblical verses and expresses themes of thanksgiving, praise, and joy. Mendelssohn's "Lobgesang" is known for its grandeur, beautiful melodies, and the powerful combination of orchestra and choir, making it a significant piece in the composer's repertoire.
(Some work information gathered using Artificial Intelligence - Accuracy is not guaranteed)
|
