mormon tabernacle choir scotland the brave

The work was premiered by the music ensembles at BYU in the spring of 1978. Cundick to compose the music for the work, which was completed over an intense 10-week period in late 1977. He selected the text from all four of the standard works of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The creation of 'The Redeemer' grew out of a desire by Brigham Young University professor of music Ralph Woodward to produce a work of genuine stature that would have meaning for not only Latter-day Saints but all Christians. Mack Wilberg on the 30th anniversary of the work's premiere. This video captures the performance by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square conducted by Dr. Robert Cundick, former Salt Lake Tabernacle organist for 27 years. Scored for choir, orchestra, and soloists, it was written by Dr. 'The Redeemer' is an oratorio-like work in three parts: the Prophecy, the Sacrifice, and the Promise. The Choir and Orchestra are joined in this performance by distinguished soloists.īass-Baritone, Clayton Brainerd - Prophet The Redeemer: A Service of Sacred Music, written by former Tabernacle organist Robert Cundick, was performed as an Easter Concert in March 2008 by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square. Special 5120 2008 - The Redeemer - A Service of Sacred Music - Easter Concert

Mormon tabernacle choir scotland the brave