Hymn of Praise: #4 - All ye that cried unto the Lord
Staff Notation • Sacred, Classicals
2 editions of this piece
Different typesettings and voicings of the same work. This page shows the main edition; the others are below.
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Hymn of Praise: #4 - All ye that cried unto the Lord by Felix Mendelssohn — Lyrics
About Hymn of Praise: #4 - All ye that cried unto the Lord
This majestic anthem opens with a grand statement, the voices of the choir calling out with power and conviction. The music swells to reflect the text's message of divine awareness and comfort. As the choir sings, 'All ye that cried unto the Lord in distress and deep affliction,' the composer creates a sense of vastness, underscoring the magnitude of human suffering. Yet, the setting quickly turns to reassurance with the words, 'He counteth all your sorrows in the time of need.' The SATB voicing is used to build rich, complex harmonies, offering a profound and uplifting musical interpretation of this sacred text.