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Moses (Bruch)
Moses is a biblical oratorio by Max Bruch, composed in 1895. It presents episodes from the life of Moses, the Hebrew prophet and leader associated with the Exodus and the giving of the Law. The work belongs to Bruch’s late nineteenth-century German Romantic choral music and uses soloists, chorus, and orchestra to treat a religious subject on the scale of a concert or festival oratorio.
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Odysseus
Odysseus is a secular oratorio by Max Bruch, composed in 1873. Its subject is drawn from Homer’s Odyssey and follows the Greek hero Odysseus during his long return journey from the Trojan War to Ithaca. The work applies the large vocal and orchestral forces of the nineteenth-century oratorio to a classical mythological narrative rather than to a biblical or explicitly liturgical subject.
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