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Panchenko, Semyon

Panchenko

PANCHENKO, Semyon Viktorovich (b. 1867, Sudzhansky Uezd, in today’s Kursk district; d. 1937, place of death unknown) — studied composition with A. Liadov; in the 1900s had a private music school in St. Petersburg; concertized as a symphony conductor. Later relinquished conducting and occupied himself with composition; besides sacred works, composed piano works, romances, etc. Panchenko’s published sacred works number more than 125 (publ. by P. Jurgenson, et al.), including complete cycles of the Divine Liturgy, the All-Night Vigil, the Memorial Service, etc. The greater part of Panchenko’s works comprises arrangements primarily of the so-called Court Chant, written in a rich, chordal style for six to eight voices. Besides these, Panchenko compiled a “Folk Obikhod” — numerous arrangements of the simplest common chants in a harmonization replete with empty fifths and fourths, unison cadences, etc.; these arrangements, however, did not receive widespread use in church-musical practice. Some of Panchenko’s original sacred compositions employ a musical language considered at the time to be modernistic. Panchenko was connected to the symbolist poets; he was friends with Alexander Blok and in 1903 became the first to set Blok’s poetry to music. According to some sources, Panchenko emigrated at some point after the Revolution, and lived in Berlin and Geneva, devoting himself entirely to composition.

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Pa op16

Tri trisviatykh pesni

Three Trisagion Hymns

Op. 16

SATB; SSAA; TBB

PJu #27657-9 1902

First printed edition

11

Pa001-003

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Pa001

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Sviatyi Bozhe No. 1

Holy God

Op. 16, No. 1

SATB; SSAA; TBB

4

Pa001

Pa002

2

Sviatyi Bozhe No. 2

Holy God

Op. 16, No. 2

S(div)AT(div)B(div); SSAA; TBB

4

Pa002

Pa003

3

Sviatyi Bozhe No. 3

Holy God

Op. 16, No. 3

SA(div)TB

3

Pa003

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Pa038

Velikaia ekteniia No. 1

The Great Litany

Op. 30, No. 1

Abbreviated Znamenny Chant

Gospodi, pomilui

For large choir: S(div)AT(div)B

PJu #31178 1905

First printed edition

4

Pa038

Pa039

Velikaia ekteniia No. 1

The Great Litany

Op. 30, No. 2

Abbreviated Znamenny Chant

Gospodi, pomilui

For small choir: SATB

PJu #31178 1905

First printed edition

1

Pa039

Pa040

Velikaia ekteniia No. 2

The Great Litany

Op. 30, No. 3

Abbreviated Znamenny Chant

Gospodi, pomilui

SATB

PJu #31179 1905

First printed edition

2

Pa040

Pa041

Velikaia ekteniia No. 3

The Great Litany

Op. 30, No. 4

Abbreviated Znamenny Chant

Gospodi, pomilui

For large choir: S(div)AT(div)B(div)

PJu #31180 1905

First printed edition

1

Pa041

Pa042

Velikaia ekteniia No. 3

The Great Litany

Op. 30, No. 5

Abbreviated Znamenny Chant

Gospodi, pomilui

For small choir: SATB

PJu #31180 1905

First printed edition

1

Pa042

Pa105

Vkusite i vidite

O taste and see

Op. 62, No. 4

Communion Hymn from the Liturgy of the Pre-Sanctified Gifts

Ps. 33[34]:9

S(div)A(div)T(div)B(div)

PJu #33320 n.d.

First printed edition

3

Pa105

Pa096

Vo tsarstvii Tvoem

In Thy kingdom

Op. 54, No. 3

Matthew 5:3-12

S(div)A(div)T(div)B

PJu #32747 n.d.

First printed edition

5

Pa096

Pa119

Voskliknite Bogovi, vsia zemlia

Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands

[Op. 74, No. 2]

Sacred concerto

Ps. 99[100]

SATB

Supplement to Prikhodskoe chtenie, No. 15 (1915)

First printed edition

2

Pa119

Pa028 source

Vsenoshchnaia. Staro-tserkovnye raspevy.

All-Night Vigil. Ancient Church Chants.

Op. 19

various chants

SSA; TTB

PJu #34306

First printed edition

84

Pa028