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Apparebit repentina is an
anonymous abecedarian Latin hymn on the Day of Judgement.
Since it is
mentioned by Bede, it is
believed to date to the 7th century...
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world shall be judged. VI
Iudex ergo **** sedebit,
Quidquid latet,
apparebit: Nil
inultum remanebit. When the
Judge his seat attaineth, And each hidden...
- continetur, unde
mundus judicetur.
Judex ergo **** sedebit,
quidquid latet,
apparebit, nil
inultum remanebit. Quid sum
miser tunc dicturus? quem
patronum rogaturus...
- "Printemps" "En hiver" "Verger" Nine
English Songs (1942–43, publ. 1945)
Apparebit repentina dies,
cantata in four
movements for
mixed choir (SATB) and br****...
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Contumelias et
terrores Domine exaudi orationem – Et non
intres in
judicium Apparebit in
finem Haec
dicit Dominus – Haec
dicit Dominus Cir****dederunt me Levemus...
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Howard Taubman (May 20, 1947). "Shaw and
Chorale Give 2 New Works; '
Apparebit,' by Hindemith, and 'In the Beginning,' by Copland,
Offered First Time...
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anxietas William Byrd 31b. Sed tu,
Domine William Byrd Part 2 of no. 31 32.
Apparebit in
finem William Byrd 33.
Audivi vocem de
caelo William Byrd 34. In resurrectione...
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anonymous hymn
Apparebit repentina as an
example of a
composition skilfully written in
trochaic metre in the
rhythmical way:
Apparebit repentina dies...
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predecessors in late
antique and
Merovingian hymns. The late
antique hymn
Apparebit repentina dies
magna domini may have been an inspiration. The combination...
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iambic metre the hymn O rex aeterne, Domine, and of the
trochaic the hymn
Apparebit repentina dies
magna Domini. With
iambic and
trochaic metres, the word...
