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Reflections in the Cup (SATB)
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I Am the Lamb
Publisher: Shawnee Press
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Composer: Brad Nix
Author: Pamela Stewart
Uses: Communion, Holy Week, Maundy Thursday
Scripture: I Peter 1:13-19; John 1:29; Revelation 12:11; Revelation 17:14
A highly original text imagines the dramatic scenes that unfold as Jesus prepares for His Passion. Grasping His destiny as the Lamb of God, Jesus sees His death in the elements of the Last Supper and in the reflections of the chalice. Musically profound, the main theme is brooding and mysterious, setting the scene. A mournful solo adorns the B section, accompanied by choral lushness. A vision of the cross gives way to a touching epilogue of reflection as the piece fades into a peaceful conclusion. Profound!
Publisher: Shawnee Press
SATB
Composer: Brad Nix
Author: Pamela Stewart
Uses: Communion, Holy Week, Maundy Thursday
Scripture: I Peter 1:13-19; John 1:29; Revelation 12:11; Revelation 17:14
A highly original text imagines the dramatic scenes that unfold as Jesus prepares for His Passion. Grasping His destiny as the Lamb of God, Jesus sees His death in the elements of the Last Supper and in the reflections of the chalice. Musically profound, the main theme is brooding and mysterious, setting the scene. A mournful solo adorns the B section, accompanied by choral lushness. A vision of the cross gives way to a touching epilogue of reflection as the piece fades into a peaceful conclusion. Profound!