Seitsemän Siionin virttä sellolle ja uruille (pianolle)

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Ahti Sonninen’s unique arrangements blend Finnish spiritual folk heritage with the evocative tones of cello and organ (or piano). The Seven Songs of Zion collection highlights cherished melodies from the revivalist tradition across Finland.

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Ahti Sonninen (1914-1984) arranged the treasures of the Finnish spiritial folklore for cello and organ (piano). "Siionin virret" (Hymns or songs of Zion) is a hymnbook of the Finnish Awakening religious revival movement. The melodies originate from all the parts of Finland.

Contents:
Koit, Jeesus, ristin ruhtinas (SV 43)
Särkyköön nyt sydämeni (SV 72)
Herra Jeesus, kysyt multa (SV 81)
On vaatimattomuus sanoa helppo suulla (SV 108)
On lepopaikka rauhainen (SV 136)
Nyt kuule, kutsuvasti (SV 207)
En Siinain juurella (SV 259)

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Co-authorsBy (composer): Ahti Sonninen
TitleSeitsemän Siionin virttä sellolle ja uruille (pianolle)
LocationCentral warehouse Ships within 1-4 business days
SubtitleSeven songs of Zion for violoncello and organ (piano)
PublisherFennica Gehrman
Publication year2025
Published2025
BindingSheet music
Page count26
LanguageFinnish
Product conditionNew
ISBN9790550119710
Height (mm)298
Depth (mm)209
Width (mm)17
Weight (g)112
Tax ClassALV 14 %
Keywordssello, urut, Siionin virret
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