Locus iste (Anton Bruckner)

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• CPDL #6214: Sibelius 2.
  

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• CPDL #6781: Scorch Sibelius 2.
  

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• CPDL #6477: Finale-2003.
  

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• CPDL #3684: NOTEWORTHY COMPOSER.
  

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• CPDL #2462: .
  

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• CPDL #781: ENCORE.
  

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• CPDL #72: Finale-1998.
  

Editor: Rafael Ornes (added 1999-01-10).   Score information: 44 kbytes   Copyright: CPDL

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General Information

Title: Locus iste
Composer: Anton Bruckner

Number of voices: 4vv  Voicing: SATB
Genre: Sacred, Motets
Language: Latin
Instruments: none
Published:

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Original text and translations

Latin text Locus iste a Deo factus est,
inaestimabile sacramentum,
irreprehensibilis est.

English translation This place was made by God,
an inestimably holy place.
It is without blame.

English translation St. Ann Choir translation. This place was made by God,
a priceless mystery;
it is without reproof.

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Translation supplied by The St. Ann Choir, directed by William Mahrt.