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Glad Sion of thy triumph heard
Staff Notation • Sacred, Hymns
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Glad Sion of thy triumph heard by Robert Hudson — Lyrics
Huic David, quando terra ejus restituta est.
Dominus regnavit: exsultet terra; laetentur insulae multae.
Nubes et caligo in circuitu ejus; justitia et judicium correctio
sedis ejus.
Ignis ante ipsum praecedet, et inflammabit in circuitu inimicos ejus.
Illuxerunt fulgura ejus orbi terrae; vidit, et commota est terra.
Montes sicut cera fluxerunt a facie Domini; a facie Domini omnis terra.
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About Glad Sion of thy triumph heard
Robert Hudson's sacred setting, Glad Sion of thy triumph heard, is written for SATB choir. The work is a setting of a Latin text which is also provided in an English translation. The Latin text is Psalm 96, traditionally used as a hymn of praise to God's reign and his justice. The composer's setting draws out the exultant and awe-inspiring nature of the text, with music that reflects both the power and the glory of God's divine judgment. This piece offers a powerful choral expression of faith and a proclamation of God's everlasting dominion.
