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Improperia
[im-pro-peer-ee-uh]
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of Improperia1
Example Sentences
Passion of Christ from the Gospel of John, with responses by Byrd; Victoriaās āImproperiaā from āReproachesā; Nuciusās āTenebrae Factae Suntā; and Scheinās āO Domine, Jesu Christeā; with soloists; Louise Basbas, music director and organist. 212-666-9350, corpus-christi-nyc.org.
The history of the Passion, according to St. John, the music by Vittoria, was sung; then the Improperia of Palestrina, 135 during which the Pope and all the others, taking off their shoes, advance to the cross and adore it.
Victoriaās āImproperiaā from āThe Reproachesā; Scheinās āO Domine, Jesus Christeā; the Passion of Christ from the Gospel of John with choral responses by Byrd; Louise Basbas, music director and organist.
"Stabat Mater," 279, 280; "Improperia," 280; "Missa PapƦ Marcelli," 280 Pandean pipes, 98 Pantomime, 43 Parallelism, 25 Passepied, 173 "Passions," 284 et seq.
Eleven years later, a year after he had written his immortal Improperia, we find him begging on account of the needs of his family to be given an increase of salary, or the acceptance of his resignation.
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