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Eich Naflu Giborim (How the Mighty have Fallen), Cantata – I

Opus: 41 Year: 1937 
Ensemble
Baritone or Men's Quartet (2T, Bar, Bass), Symphonic Orchestra: 2/pic,2,2,2-4,2,3,0-timp+1-str
DURATION
6:00 min
Category
Vocal Music, Cantata, Choral, Choir and Orchestra
Tags
Baritone, Mixed Choir
Theme
Biblical Theme
Sheet Music
Eich Naflu Giborim (How the Mighty have Fallen), cantata for Baritone solo and orchetra : Full Set$40.00
Eich Naflu Giborim (How the Mighty have Fallen), cantata for Baritone solo and orchetra : Score Only$10.00
Eich Naflu Giborim (How the Mighty have Fallen), cantata for Baritone solo and orchetra : Solo$10.00

Note: In 1937 Marc Lavry composed the first cantata Eich Naflu Giborim (How the Mighty have Fallen) – I, Opus 41 – “Thy Beauty, O Israel, Upon Thy High Places Is Slain” for Baritone and Symphonic Orchestra. At that time, Lavry was working with a Men’s Quartet so he made an adaptation of the Baritone Solo part for the quartet. In 1965, Lavry composed a new cantata Eich Naflu Giborim (How the Mighty have Fallen) – II, Opus 340, based on the same text, for Baritone, Choir, Strings, 3 Horns and Timpani.

Recording: Not yet available

Lyrics: Samuel II, Chapter 1:19

Manuscripts: Located at the National Library of Israel Music Department, the Marc Lavry Archive, System Number(s) 990036496140205171, 990036496170205171, 990038356550205171