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Metsadah <Hebrew> / Masada (1970) is an oratorio by Lionel Greenberg (mus.).

Abstract

"Oratorio for mezzo soprano, tenor and bass soloists, narrator, mixed chorus and orchestra." Based upon texts taken from the Bible, Josephus and Latin poetry ; transliteration of the Hebrew text by Wolfe Mostow.

Editions, performances, translations

External links