classical music: The Redeemer | Cundick, Byu Singers Choir     classical music:     The Redeemer   The Redeemer Cundick, Byu Singers Choir Tantara, 1996 average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image  for more information click here This beloved oratorio, a favorite at BYU and in Mormon arts circles, was recorded live in an inspiring performance by the BYU Singers, BYU Concert Choir, and Philharmonic Orchestra with guest soloists, and conducted by Ronald Staheli. Produced by Mark Sheldon of Minnesota Public Radio. Beautiful Oratorio a la "Messiah" This is a splendid recording of a contemporary oratorio by LDS composer Robert Cundick. It sounds brilliantly and gorgeously timeless, as sung and performed by the highly skilled students of the Brigham Young University School of Music. The chorus "He Is The Root And The Offspring Of David" will give you goosebumps. If you are a fan of Handel's "Messiah", this CD is for you  for more information click here Tracks Prelude | Behold, the Lord Hath Commanded | Behold! He Shall Be Born of Mary | My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord | Because He Dwelleth in the Flesh | How Beautiful upon the Mountains | I Saw the Heavens Open | Behold, I Am Jesus Christ | And in That Day He Shall Suffer Death | If a Man Die, Shall He Live Again? | The Almighty God Gave His Only Begotten Son | And the Multitude Heard a Voice | And What Is It We Shall Hope For? | Wherefore, Do the Things Which I have Told You | Behold, This Is the Way | For as the Light of the Morning | Fear Not, for You Are Mine | He Is the Root and the Offspring of David | Postlude products you might be interested in recommendations A Thoroughly Eclectic Music List Mormon Literature: Part 3   search for classical music redeemer      toavi.com    web randomly chosen apparel: Shoe Goo