Dominus dixit ad me

This sacred setting for three voices (soprano, tenor, tenor) offers a rich polyphonic texture, the interplay between the upper and lower voices creating an intimate and resonant sound. Composed in Latin, the text is drawn from Psalm 2:7, a passage often used in liturgical settings, particularly as an entrance antiphon. The music is characterized by its flowing melodic lines and careful harmonic progression, allowing the expressive qualities of the text to shine through. It provides a contemplative and devotional atmosphere, suitable for a variety of sacred occasions where a three-part choir can be effectively deployed.