Preview: Vision of Judas (organ solo) Op. 5
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SKU: A0.1375150
Composed by Salim Haddad. 21st Century,Classical,Contemporary. Score. 18 pages. Salim Haddad #959762. Published by Salim Haddad (A0.1375150).A turbulent organ work depicting a vision Judas Iscariot had after betraying Jesus Christ. According to the Gospel of Judas, the latter's vision was of the disciples stoning and persecuting him. This is apparent in the extended section of violence, with its darting harmonies and virtuoso writing. A long moment of calm leads to more turmoil and Judas' eventual hanging (suicide); the final descending pedal notes depict his fall against the noose. The opening scherzo-like passage signifies Judas' initial craftiness at betraying Jesus. This quickly leads to feelings of regret and then dread - portrayed in the darkening music. **I am of Christian Lebanese descent (both parents) and have been interested in Catholic doctrine/history since a young age. Salim is a common name for both Christians and Muslims in Lebanon. Recorded by the composer. Salim Haddad is an avid pianist and composer from Edmonton, Canada. https://www.youtube.com/@salimhaddad88/about
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