Composition: Eikhah (Okonsar, Mehmet K.)
| Title | Eikhah (Lamentations) |
| Alternative title | Symphonic Poem in Five Movements for Grand Orchestra |
| Creators | Mehmet K. Okonsar (composer) |
| Opus | |
| Instrumentation | orchestra |
| Number of movements | — |
| Keys | — |
| Composed | 2016 |
| First published | 2016 |
| Dedication | Lili |
| Tempo markings | — |
| Metronome markings | — |
| Time signatures | — |
| Average duration (sec) | 3300 |
| Number of measures | — |
| Composition types | Symphonic poems |
| Period | Modern |
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Sections
| Title click for details |
Metronome | Key | Measures |
|---|---|---|---|
| I. "How Doth the City Sit Solitary" Andante Doloroso | — | — | — |
| II. "Lord covered with a cloud the daughter of Zion" Prestissimo | — | — | — |
| III. "I am the man that hath seen affliction" Non troppo lento | — | — | — |
| IV. "How is the gold become dim!" Molto Lento | — | — | — |
| V. "Remember, O LORD, what is come upon us" Moderato | — | — | — |
Arrangements
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Scores
Recordings/Performances
| Details | Files |
|---|---|
| view | I. "How Doth the City Sit Solitary" Andante Doloroso · file II. "Lord covered with a cloud the daughter of Zion" Prestissimo · file III. "I am the man that hath seen affliction" Non troppo lento · file IV. "How is the gold become dim!" Molto Lento · file V. "Remember, O LORD, what is come upon us" Moderato · file |
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