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fiat lux

American  
[fee-aht looks, fee-aht luhks, fahy-uht] / ˈfi ɑt ˈlʊks, ˈfi ɑt ˈlʌks, ˈfaɪ ət /
Latin.
  1. let there be light.


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But “Fiat Lux” is something far beyond and above Allegri, a composer only known for his “Miserere,” or early Strauss.

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“Fiat Lux,” which closed St.Clair’s 33rd season as the orchestra’s music director, takes second place to none.

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“Fiat Lux” is in five sections and begins with “In the beginning.”

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“Fiat Lux” picks up where the symphony lets off, but it is not so “unknown.”

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What: Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale perform James MacMillan’s “Fiat Lux” to celebrate the rededication of the church and organ.

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