Asperges me, op. 35-1
Staff Notation • Sacred, Antiphons
3 editions of this piece
Different typesettings and voicings of the same work. This page shows the main edition; the others are below.
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Asperges me, op. 35-1 by Josef Gruber — Lyrics
About Asperges me, op. 35-1
Josef Gruber's setting of the Latin antiphon Asperges me, op. 35-1, is written for SATB choir. The text, taken from Psalm 51, implores God for purification and mercy. The composer's setting captures the penitential and pleading nature of the psalm, offering a reflective moment for the choir. The inclusion of the Gloria Patri and the Sicut erat sections rounds out this devotional work, making it suitable for liturgical use or as a contemplative choral anthem. Its sacred nature and traditional text align it with the rich heritage of church music, providing a moving experience for both performers and listeners.