Le songe d’Hérode

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Le songe d’Hérode is a section of Hector Berlioz’s oratorio *L’Enfance du Christ* that dramatizes King Herod’s ominous dream and growing fear of the prophesied child.

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Label Occurrences
Herod’s Dream 1
Le songe d’Hérode canonical 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf musical movement
oratorio section
basedOn Biblical narrative of King Herod
Gospel of Matthew
character King Herod
linked to: Herod the Great
composer Hector Berlioz
countryOfOrigin France
depicts Herod’s anxiety about the birth of Christ
genre oratorio
sacred music
instrumentation orchestra
language French
librettist Hector Berlioz
narrativeRole depicts Herod’s growing fear
dramatizes King Herod’s dream
originalLanguageLibretto French
partOf L’Enfance du Christ
Triptyque sacré L’Enfance du Christ
partOfSeries Biblical scenes in L’Enfance du Christ
positionInWork Part I of L’Enfance du Christ
setting Herod’s palace
theme fear of a prophesied child
ominous dream
persecution
prophecy
timePeriodDepicted time of the birth of Jesus
titleTranslation Herod’s Dream
vocalForces chorus
solo voices
workTitleLanguage French

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

L’Enfance du Christ hasPart Le songe d’Hérode
Le songe d’Hérode titleTranslation Herod’s Dream
linked to: Le songe d’Hérode