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"Dona nobis pacem" is a choral masterpiece composed by Ralph Vaughan Williams in 1936. It is a powerful and poignant plea for peace, drawing inspiration from the turbulent times leading up to World War II. The work is written for a large orchestra, mixed chorus, and soloists, featuring texts from biblical passages, poems by Walt Whitman, and speeches by political figures. With its striking harmonies, dramatic contrasts, and emotional depth, "Dona nobis pacem" captures the anguish of war while expressing a fervent desire for peace. It remains a significant composition in Vaughan Williams' repertoire.

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