The 137th Psalm; Cantata for Chorus of Women’s Voices, With Soprano Solo, Violin, Harp, Piano, and Organ

Composed by Franz Liszt in 1857, the 137th Psalm Cantata is a stunning musical masterpiece. Written for a women's chorus with instrumental accompaniment, this work sets the text of Psalm 137, which tells of the exile of the Jews in Babylon. This edition includes full musical notation, as well as historical and critical notes on the work.

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