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Litanei 97
''Litanei 97'' is a choral work by German composer Karlheinz Stockhausen, written in 1997. Although the words are taken from the text-composition cycle ''Aus den sieben Tagen'' and the conductor sings and plays elements from the Michael formula used in the composer's ''Licht'' cycle of operas, it is an independent work assigned the number 74 in Stockhausen's catalogue of works. It lasts about twenty minutes in performance.
==History==
''Litanei 97'' was composed in 1997 for the Europäische Musikfest für geistliche Musik, organised by Ewald Liske and held in Schwäbisch Gmünd. The world premiere took place on 26 July 1997 in the Augustinuskirche in Schwäbisch-Gmünd, with Rupert Huber conducting the Choir of the South German Radio—the same performers who had premiered Stockhausen's ''Welt-Parliament'' the preceding year, and would premiere ''Michaelion'' in 1998. The first recording was made under the same conductor, but with a different choir, the SWR-Vokalensemble, at the Villa Berg Studio of the Southwest German Radio in Stuttgart from 28 to 30 June 2000, followed by two public performances at the Stuttgart Conservatory on the evening of 30 June (; ).
It is the first of a small number of projects not directly related to the ''Licht'' cycle that Stockhausen undertook concurrently with work on the last two operas of the cycle, ''Mittwoch'' and ''Sonntag'', and the only one of these that was not essentially a reworking of an earlier composition. This was a departure from work on the first five operas, when Stockhausen composed only material that would become part of the cycle .
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