Sacred monologues with music
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered collections of sacred musical works in which spoken language is an integral part. Individual works and collections for a specific medium of performance are entered under the heading followed by the medium. The medium "instrumental ensemble" stands for two or more different solo instruments; "voice" for solo voice of high, low, or medium range; and "chorus" for men's, mixed, women's, or children's voices in two or more parts. Collections of secular, or sacred and secular, musical works in which spoken language is an integral part are entered under [Monologues with music.]
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Names and connections
Monologues with music, Sacred; Narrations with music, Sacred; Recitations with music, Sacred; Sacred narrations with music; Sacred recitations with music; Speaking with music
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10126414422944908804 · morton4x16-v1
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