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Voicing: SATB w/cello
Author: Bert Stratton
Composer: David Angerman
Composer: Douglas Nolan
Author: Douglas Nolan
Uses: Holy Week, Good Friday
A heartrending moment in the life of Jesus is presented in this Holy Week offering. The One who spoke the universe into existence is silent before Pilate and His accusers, and we see in vivid detail His tender mercy. The plaintive cello line counterpoints with the flowing piano while gentle vocal writing creates a spirit of reverence and contemplation. The B section incorporates the moving spiritual, He Never Said a Mumblin' Word. The dramatic ending with its creative use of silence will leave the audience breathless.
Author: Bert Stratton
Composer: David Angerman
Composer: Douglas Nolan
Author: Douglas Nolan
Uses: Holy Week, Good Friday
A heartrending moment in the life of Jesus is presented in this Holy Week offering. The One who spoke the universe into existence is silent before Pilate and His accusers, and we see in vivid detail His tender mercy. The plaintive cello line counterpoints with the flowing piano while gentle vocal writing creates a spirit of reverence and contemplation. The B section incorporates the moving spiritual, He Never Said a Mumblin' Word. The dramatic ending with its creative use of silence will leave the audience breathless.