a hymn that rises to a climactic cadence on "King of
Kings", then descends with a sneer to "despair"
while the harmony shifts from pleasing tonal chords
to a dissonant cluster (D, E, and F).
©2010 David Rupp
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The tenth and eleventh lines of the poem are set as a hymn that rises to a climactic cadence on "King of Kings", then descends with a sneer to "despair" while the harmony shifts from pleasing tonal chords to a dissonant cluster (D, E, and F). |
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©2010 David Rupp |
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