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Hodu v'Onno l'shavuoth
Staff Notation • Sacred
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Hodu v'Onno l'shavuoth by Anonymous — Lyrics
Hodu ladonoy ki tov ki l'olom 'hasdo Hodu ladonoy ki tov ki l'olom 'hasdo :
Yomar no Yisroel ki l'olom 'hasdo Yom'ru no beyth aharon kil'olom 'hasdo Yom'ru no yirey adonoy ki l'olom 'hasdo Onno Adonoy hoshio noh Onno Adonoy hoshio noh :
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About Hodu v'Onno l'shavuoth
This is a sacred setting in Hebrew by an anonymous composer. Scored for SATB choir, it draws on biblical text. The opening, "Hodu ladonoy ki tov ki l'olom 'hasdo", translates to "Give thanks to the Lord for He is good, for His mercy endures forever." The text continues with pleas for salvation and success, "Onno Adonoy hoshio noh" and "Onno Adonoy hatzli'ho noh." The music likely reflects the devotional nature of these ancient words, offering a piece that would be fitting for a contemplative setting.
