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From "Messiah," George Frideric Handel. Editing and keyboard part by Richard Proulx. Isaiah 9:6. From the collection, "Catholic Christmas Classics," G-6474/CD-590.

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Oratorio performance at St. John's Episcopal Church, Lynchburg, VA. Two movie clips of two performances: Pilgrim Sunday.mpg and The Pilgrim Friday.mpg.

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Opening bell peal; Proclamation and procession; Scene 1- Lament; Scene 2- Visit to the spice merchant; Interlude- Dawn, procession to the tomb; Scene 3- The angel appears; Duet; Angel and chorus; Magdelene and the Christus; The search--chase scene; Final procession.

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Introduction; Prologue; Next section; Lament; Visit to the spice merchant; Interlude: dawn, procession to the tomb; At the tomb: the angel; Interlude: madrigal; Duet; Angel; Magdalene and the Christus; The search; Acclamation and procession.

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Prologue - Proclamation; Procession; Lament; Visit to the spice merchant; Dawn - procession to the tomb; At the tomb - the angel; Madrigal; Magdalene and the Christus; The search.

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Performance of his oratorio as well as documentation of his investiture as an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from the University of St. Thomas.

Scope and Contents Stations of the Cross: An Oratorio. By Bryan Beaumont Hays. Performed by St. John's University/College of St. Benedict Chamber Chorus and Orchestra, Axel Theimer, Conductor. Oratorio Ecce scendimus Jerosolymam, et Filius hominis tradetur principibus sacerdotum et scribis, et condemnabunt eum morte...We are going up to Jerusalem now. There the Son of Man will be handed over to the chief priests and scribes, who will condemn him to death. Liturgical Press Collegeville,...

Scope and Contents Stations of the Cross: an oratorio by Bryan Beaumont Hays. For soloists, chorus and chamber orchestra. English poems by Dorothy Schmenk. (Latin texts from the Vulgate, with the exception of the apocryphal twentieth century text, Ecco rex vester), translated by Raymond Pedrigetti into Latin. Dedication: For J. F. Powers. Soloists: Narrator, Christus (tenor); Jesus (baritone); Mary, Veronica (high soprano); Mixed chorus (SATB). Orchestra (a minimum 18 players): Flute (Piccolo); Oboe;...