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==Music files==
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:{{EdNotes|Solo Soprano, SATB choir, organ. This is intended for Holy Week. It is the final piece in my St. Matthew's Passion. This is a MIDI version. The poem "Invocation" is by Soloman ibn Gabirol (fl.11c.). He was a Jewish poet and philosopher living in Spain. His writings had a major influence on Medieval Christian scholasticism. I have used only the first stanza of this poem.}}

==Original text and translations==
{{Text|English|
Root of our saviour,
The scion of Jesse,
Till when wilt thou linger,
Invisible, buried?
Bring forth a flower,
For winter is over!}}

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