Lux Aeterna (for orchestra)

Orchestra · 5 minutes · 2022

2222 / 4231 / synth / strings

Availability: free study score (this page) · orchestral parts on hire

Premiere & performances

Orquesta del Real Conservatorio Superior de Música «Victoria Eugenia»; Mauricio Linari-Melfi, conductor; Granada, Spain (May 29, 2023)

The Ohio Valley Symphony; François López-Ferrer, conductor; Ariel Opera House, Gallipolis, Ohio (September 13, 2025) — US premiere

Program note

Lux aeterna luceat eis, Domine — “May eternal light shine on them, Lord.” The Requiem’s most consoling text, set here as a single five-minute arc of light.

Dedicated to the victims of the COVID-19 pandemic, and to anyone who suffered without someone by their side.

Performance note

The synth part is optional. The preferred instrument is a Moog analog synth, but any sub synth can be used, as long as the sound is pleasing to the ear and felt more than it is heard.

What you receive

This free listing is the conductor's study score (PDF), for perusal and study only — it is not licensed for performance.

Orchestral parts are available on hire; the fee is quoted per project and covers the full set of parts for your rehearsal and concert period, bowed and rehearsal-marked.

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