O lux beata Trinitas: A motet for SATB choir

Phillip Armstrong Cooke

O lux beata Trinitas: A motet for SATB choir

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O lux beata Trinitas (2013) is a setting of words by St Ambrose drawing parallels between the Holy Trinity and different forms of light. My setting is in a simple ABA form with reflective, ‘luminous’ material contrasting with a much more vigorous and passionate middle section.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2013

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