Nunc dimittis · Greenwood Chorale · The Crucifixion

The Greenwood Chorale, directed by Paul Brown, concludes John Stainer's The Crucifixion with the "Nunc dimittis," composed by Stainer in 1898. This setting of the Song of Simeon ("Lord, now lettest thou Thy servant depart in peace") serves as a peaceful epilogue to the Passion narrative, affirming the hope of salvation through Christ. This performance was part of "The Crucifixion," presented on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Greenwood, Mississippi. 🎵 From the concert "The Crucifixion" · March 26, 2024 📍 Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Greenwood, Mississippi 🎤 Tenor Soloist: Antoin Marshall ‪@antoinmarshall2422‬ 🎤 Bass-Baritone Soloist: Caleb Drew 🎹 Director: Paul Brown 🎻 String Quintet: Marta Szlubowska, violin ‪@martaszlubowska9624‬ · Vince Massimino, violin · Ausra Hristov, viola · Marcelo Vieira, cello ‪@celloscapes‬ · Glen Hale, bass 🎹 Organ: Ray Smithee ‪@deltaorganist‬ 📽️ Video Recording by Third Bird Films ‪@thirdbirdfilms‬ 🎵 Support the Greenwood Chorale If you enjoyed this performance, please consider supporting the Greenwood Chorale with a donation. Your generosity helps us continue sharing beautiful music with our community and beyond. 💚 Donate via Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/greenwood... 🔔 Subscribe for more performances! #GreenwoodChorale #JohnStainer #TheCrucifixion #NuncDimittis #ChoralMusic #Oratorio