Examples of using Oratorios in English and their translations into German
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Pierné's more solemn side is evidenced by a triptych of oratorios the composition of which dominated the years 1902-1912.
her maestro di cappella who dedicated several oratorios to her between 1726 and 1738.
churches as often as the masses of Mozart or the oratorios of Haydn.
She preferred to perform oratorios.
Passion plays, oratorios and bonfires.
Focus on choral symphonic repertoire spiritual and secular oratorios;
He wrote operas, oratorios and cantatas as well as works for strings.
The four singers additionally perform as a solo quartet in oratorios and church concerts.
performing Lieder and oratorios.
Dome and oratorios for the monks on the first floor was designed by Bernard Martinuzzi 1727th year.
Apart from this commitment, he sings as a soloist in numerous oratorios and in recital as well.
His productions are like oratorios in which an archaic power emerges despite our highly technologized, secular world.
His catalogue of works includes four symphonies, oratorios, organ and piano works,
light installations and oratorios attest to the song's 200 years of popularity.
orchestra on the large compositions and oratorios.
symphonic music and oratorios were produced.
He composed round about 20 operas and 13 oratorios as well as a considerable amount of cantatas and instrumental music.
composed more than 200 cantatas and oratorios.
The Dresden Philharmonic has ever since been a concert orchestra with regular ventures into the fields of opera concertante and oratorios.
Elgar originally intended that there should be a cycle of three oratorios but the third part of the trilogy was never completed.