The Paschal Lamb

An Easter cantata in three parts

Approx. total performance time: 45 min.

Part I: The Triumphal Entry

Part II: The Passion of Our Lord

A. Pesach

B. Hallel — Psalm 117

C. Back in the Garden

D. Betrayal

E. The Sacrifice

F. Burial

Part III: The Triumphal Return

Unique Easter cantata, in that it tells the Easter story using only Old Testament scriptures.

It begins with the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and progresses through the resurrection.

It is scored for choir, soloists, small orchestra, synthesizer, and rhythm section instruments. (For a list of the full instrumentation for this work, see the first page of the conductor's score PDF sample file.)

Print-oriented materials include:

• Conductor Score

• Vocal Score (octavo size)

• Instrumental parts

• Program and performance notes

These and demo recordings on CD and rehearsal CDs also available on request only, for a nominal charge. [I'm afraid that the cost and effort of producing them are not trivial, so I simply cannot hand them out free of charge, much as I would like to. I'm sure you understand.]

Part 1. The Triumphal Entry

Part II:A. Pesach

Part II:B. Hallel—Psalm 117

Part II:C. Back in the Garden

Part II:D. Betrayal

Part II:E. The Sacrific

Part II:F. Burial

Part III. The Triumphal Return