Introduction (Righteousness and Justice): Begin with a dignified theme in a major key to reflect aspirations for a just reign. Use strong chord progressions to symbolize stability and integrity.
Second Theme (Peace and Prosperity): Transition to a lyrical melody with light arpeggios, conveying flourishing and well-being.
Development (Compassion and Care): A softer motif in minor keys or modal shifts to express empathy and the solemn responsibility of care.
Recapitulation (Reverence and Praise): Revisit initial themes with a grandiose tone, using scales and runs that build to a climax, reflecting divine support and blessings.
Coda (Longevity and Legacy): Conclude with a reflective passage, using resonant, sustained chords to symbolize a wish for lasting peace and prosperity.
Motifs: Distinct musical motifs to represent virtues and aspirations, varied throughout the piece.
Dynamics: Wide range of dynamics, from pianissimos for tender moments to fortissimos for majesty and praise.
Harmony: Both traditional and modern harmonies to convey the timeless message, using dissonance to highlight moral struggles.
Texture and Timbre: Both dense and sparse arrangements to reflect emotional and thematic content; solitary melodic lines for contemplation, rich harmonies for celebration.
Structured in a loose sonata form, supporting a narrative arc from prayer for leadership to celebration of divine sanction and anticipated successes.