Oedipus Rex Parodos, for 4-part mixed choir and bass drum by Panagiotis Theodossiou Sheet Music for SATB Choir at Sheet Music Direct
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Oedipus Rex Parodos, for 4-part mixed choir and bass drum Digital Sheet Music
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Oedipus Rex Parodos, for 4-part mixed choir and bass drum
by Panagiotis Theodossiou SATB Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Oedipus Rex "Parodos" for 4-part mixed choir and bass drum op.100
 (2024)
The work is a setting on Sofocles "Oedipus Rex" v. 151 - 215 in which the Chorus fearfully sings to Zeus, wondering whether the solution is going to be revealed as some awful thing that has been hidden all along or has come back to haunt the city. It describes the horrible plague and its effects, including the diseases that are further spread by all of the dead bodies lying around the city. The Chorus asks what Zeus has in store for the tormented people of Thebes, and in its fear, it calls on several gods to step in to protect the people and alleviate the suffering sweeping the city. The rhythmic elaboration follows the ancient metric prosody of the verses in a modal scale environment.
The work is dedicated to Evangelia Thalassini (Director of the stage - Actress - Researcher of Ancient Greek Music email: kenosxoros77@gmail.com) who provided the idea and the appropriate information (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INpTcHWSpqE&list=PL9dv-8qOvs--Hv3b7zzbdPvz-VU2ZNU8y) for the metric prosody of the ancient text.

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