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Florilegium selectissimorum Hymnorum Anonymous

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Choral

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1:15

'Eheu, quam scelerum' is a hymn composed by Florilegium selectissimorum Hymnorum Anonymous. The hymn is believed to have been composed in the 16th century, although the exact date of its composition is unknown. The hymn is written in Latin and is known for its powerful and emotional lyrics. The hymn 'Eheu, quam scelerum' is divided into three movements. The first movement is a lamentation, in which the speaker expresses sorrow and regret for their sins. The second movement is a plea for forgiveness, in which the speaker asks for mercy and grace from God. The third movement is a declaration of faith, in which the speaker affirms their belief in God and their commitment to living a righteous life. The characteristics of 'Eheu, quam scelerum' are its emotional intensity and its focus on repentance and forgiveness. The hymn is known for its powerful imagery and its ability to evoke strong emotions in listeners. The hymn is often performed in a slow and mournful style, with a focus on the lyrics and the emotional impact of the music. The premiere of 'Eheu, quam scelerum' is unknown, but the hymn has been performed and recorded by many different artists and choirs over the years. The hymn remains a popular choice for religious services and concerts, and its powerful message of repentance and forgiveness continues to resonate with listeners today.

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