For 10 points, name this work which sets three of the title texts and celebrates its composer's belief in Orthodox Christianity, a work of Igor Stravinsky.
This work's composer pasted a drawing of the Crucifixion into his notebook and wrote the words "Adveniat regnum tuum." Its composer also claimed the 'human fugue' was illustrated by the uniting of two fugues on the words "Et immisit in os meum canticum novum", and that the second movement is an upside down "pyramid of fugues." Composed twenty five years before its composer's thematically similar Canticum Sacrum, triplet notes in one part represent the horses and chariot of Elijah, while the first movement is dominated by the opening e minor chord which takes its name from this work. It ends with an "Alleluia", and its second movement is a setting of "Expectans expectavi Dominum, et intendit mihi" while the first opens "Exaudi orationem meam." For 10 points, name this work which sets three of the title texts and celebrates its composer's belief in Orthodox Christianity, a work of Igor Stravinsky.
This work's composer pasted a drawing of the Crucifixion into his notebook and wrote the words "Adveniat regnum tuum.
{Symphony} of {Psalms}