yesterday after a packed day of mixed emotions, not all easy to carry, in the corridors of the oratory'm singing these words: domain, adjuvandum me festina.
's the answer to Latin Deus meum in adjutorium mean, taken from Psalm 69, which opens with every prayer of the Liturgy of the Hours: "O God, come to save me. "Lord, make haste to help me." Città Studi
The choir is trying to harmonize this text and now it seems to me due to my beloved Vivaldi, the Red Priest. When the test asks for confirmation to the Director and find out the existence of this beautiful piece of sacred music vocal groups in which two to four voices and two orchestras liturgical dialogue, just as in the Liturgy of the Hours when we alternate between two choirs.
The interpretation of Vivaldi's all centered on a word: "Festina", which means "soon." Come quickly to save us, because often we do not think I can do in the day that escapes, the Lord comes, and our desire to receive salvation is expressed by an insistence choral and joyful because you already foreboding: "Festina, Festina!"
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