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Essay heading: Dona Nobis Pacem: Vaughan Williams
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The movement opens with a funeral march, the steady beat of the drums echoing the second movement. The music swells to a heroic march, but is followed immediately by the spectral image of a grieving mother bearing silent witness to the proceedings, and suddenly the heroic music rings a little hollow...
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The chorus enters on a text from Jeremiah, who was describing the destruction of Judah at the hands of the Babylonians.
The last section begins again with the baritone, this time invoking the words with which the angel comforted the prophet Daniel. The chorus enters quietly with a reassurance of peace...
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