Words Of David Randall Thompson — The Last

It is a staple of collegiate and professional choirs and is frequently performed at significant events, such as university commencements.

The piece is noted for its dramatic range and vocal control, featuring roaring ascending scales in the accompaniment that reflect the strength of the Old Testament text. The Last Words Of David Randall Thompson

Written for SATB chorus with orchestral or piano accompaniment. It is a staple of collegiate and professional

"The Last Words of David" is a renowned choral anthem composed by (1899–1984) in 1949 . It is widely considered one of the most significant works in the American choral tradition, second in popularity only to Thompson's own Alleluia . Origin and Context "The Last Words of David" is a renowned

You can find various performances and scores through the E.C. Schirmer Publishing or MuseScore .

The text is taken from 2 Samuel 23:3–4 , which the Bible identifies as the final words of King David.

The piece was commissioned by the Boston Symphony Orchestra to honor conductor Serge Koussevitzky for his 25th year of directorship.

It is a staple of collegiate and professional choirs and is frequently performed at significant events, such as university commencements.

The piece is noted for its dramatic range and vocal control, featuring roaring ascending scales in the accompaniment that reflect the strength of the Old Testament text.

Written for SATB chorus with orchestral or piano accompaniment.

"The Last Words of David" is a renowned choral anthem composed by (1899–1984) in 1949 . It is widely considered one of the most significant works in the American choral tradition, second in popularity only to Thompson's own Alleluia . Origin and Context

You can find various performances and scores through the E.C. Schirmer Publishing or MuseScore .

The text is taken from 2 Samuel 23:3–4 , which the Bible identifies as the final words of King David.

The piece was commissioned by the Boston Symphony Orchestra to honor conductor Serge Koussevitzky for his 25th year of directorship.