ASPERGES ME (Wash Me Lord) an Antiphon for Cantor, Choir and Pipe Organ скачать в хорошем качестве

ASPERGES ME (Wash Me Lord) an Antiphon for Cantor, Choir and Pipe Organ

This is a short music/video composed with a.i. tools The Asperges me is a Latin Gregorian Chant antiphon.The full phrase, "Asperges me, Domine, hyssopo et mundabor," means "Thou shalt sprinkle me with hyssop ( mint branches purported to have antiseptic qualities), and I shall be cleansed Oh Master," connecting it to ancient purification rituals. It is a short, melodic chant sung to accompany the ritual sprinkling of the congregation with holy water (the Asperges) before a Sunday Mass in the Roman Catholic Church, symbolizing purification and a reminder of baptism. This is my rendition in the English language. Key details about the Asperges me: Definition: It is a liturgical antiphon, meaning a short, sung sentence, often taken from scripture, that precedes or follows a psalm. Usage: It is sung during the sprinkling rite, usually with Psalm 51 (or Psalm 118 in Eastertide with the alternative Vidi aquam), and is typically used outside of the Easter season. Translation: It translates to "You shall sprinkle me [with hyssop, O Lord, and I shall be cleansed]," referencing Psalm 50. Structure: While it acts as a,musical,antiphon in liturgy, there are also musical settings (e.g., Anton Bruckner's Asperges me, WAB 4). It is not formally referred to as an "anthem" in the liturgical context, but rather a functional, chant-based antiphon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEXT: Asperges me, O Lord, Sprinkle me with hyssop branches. Asperges me, O Lord, That I may repent and be purified. (Verse 1 - SA duet, gentle, reflective) Wash me that I might be whiter than snow, Wash me Lord, make me clean. Remove the stains of transgressions past, Let mercy's rain flow down. (Verse 2 - TB duet, stronger, more urgent) Asperges me, O Lord, With thy hyssop, holy and keen. Wash me, wash me, That I might be purified. (Chorus - Full choir, grand, majestic organ chord) Asperges me, O Lord, Sprinkle me with hyssop branches. Asperges me, O Lord, That I may repent and be purified. (Bridge/Doxology - Homophonic, slow, dignified) Glory be to the Father, Glory be to the Son, Glory be to the Holy Spirit, As it was in the beginning, Is now, and ever shall be, World without end. Amen. (Outro - Soft, fading, soprano soloist over choral hum) Wash me, wash me... That I may be purified. Wash me, Lord. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The text is based on Psalm 50 from the Holy Bible with prompts from Gregorian chant and the melody and digital art were composed and generated with the assistance of Suno a.i. and pixverse a.i. tools