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SKU: A0.881192
Composed by Denise M. Owen. Baroque,Christian,Easter,Sacred. Octavo. 3 pages. Denise M. Owen #13451. Published by Denise M. Owen (A0.881192).A solo setting of the Good Friday Psalm 22, the words Jesus spoke from the Cross: "My God, my God, why hast Thou forsaken me?" This Psalm setting would be perfect for Good Friday services or for use during Lent or other penitential seasons. It can be sung by a treble soloist, unison choir, soprano or tenor soloist. The accompaniment can be played on piano or organ (organ preferred) and is written in Baroque-style four parts which are distinct from the solo part. The melody uses the descending-second "sighing" technique to indicate the strong emotions of questioning and pleading with God. This would be a very effective solo or unison choir piece for Tenebrae or Good Friday.
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