Panis Angelicus

About the work

According to one of Frank's biographers, the lovely melody of Panis Angelicus first originated as an improvisation during the 1861 Christmas service. In 1872 he turned it into a motet for tenor, organ, harp, and double bass/cello, and published it in the same year (it is often performed by a soprano and with reduced instruments). The composer later added it to his Mass op. 12 of 1860.

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