Omar Khayyam

This cantata is a musical interpretation of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam, a Persian mathematician, poet, and philosopher. The work is scored for orchestra, choir, and soloists and is based on the translation of the Rubáiyát by Edward Fitzgerald. It is a beautiful piece of music that elegantly captures the poetic and philosophical spirit of Khayyam's work. Anyone interested in classical music or Persian literature will find this book to be a compelling and inspiring work of art.

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