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...her music is clean and accessible..

...splendid, and irristible...

...the most important feature is the works generous accessibility...

Rice, in the tradition of JosquinDePrez and perhaps even Henry Purcell, uses word painting – a technique first used by Renaissance composers to musically score (similar to film scoring) texts so as to give the declamations more meaning by way of musical color and sound inflection – to enhance each word, each sentence, each of the thirty-six stations.

I knew from the opening trumpet fanfare that this was going to be a deep, powerful, important, lasting work.

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