O Choirs of New Jerusalem

From the music collection and CD Christ Is Risen, Truly Risen!, Fr. Chrysogonus presents this stirring Easter anthem.  The work begins with an attention-grabbing organ fanfare that sets up the choir's graceful entrance.  The skillful coral writing is wedded to Robert Campbell's translation of a rich text by Fulbert of Chartres (960-1028).  An impressive organ interlude, improvisatory in nature, takes us on a harmonic journey building on previous melodic material and leads directly into the triumphant final choral verse.  A favorite of the WLP staff!

O Choirs of New Jerusalem

From the music collection and CD Christ Is Risen, Truly Risen!, Fr. Chrysogonus presents this stirring Easter anthem. The work begins with an attention-grabbing organ fanfare that sets up the choir's graceful entrance. The skillful coral writing is wedded to Robert Campbell's translation of a rich text by Fulbert of Chartres (960-1028). An impressive organ interlude, improvisatory in nature, takes us on a harmonic journey building on previous melodic material and leads directly into the triumphant final choral verse. A favorite of the WLP staff!

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