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Byrd, William - Domine secundum actum meum

Identifier

006088

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

William Byrd - Domine secundum actum meum

This version of the William Byrd music was used during the Night of the Long Knives sequence in the film "Elizabeth".

NOTE: The painting captioned "Queen Jane Seymour" is actually the young Queen Elizabeth.

"The exquisite tenor voice belongs to Australia's David Hobson - displaying his finest haute-contre tessitura - accompanied by the Australian Boys Choir. All the soundtrack music was recorded in Melbourne at composer David Hirschfelder's insistence, so most of the artists (both singers and musicians) are locals, whilst soprano Kim Wheeler and the New London Consort, with director Philip Pickett, travelled from London".

The source of the experience

Byrd, William

Concepts, symbols and science items

Concepts

Symbols

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Commonsteps

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