O Divine Redeemer | Niver, Cox, Schaumann
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2022
- Charles Gounod's "O Divine Redeemer" (Repentir) and Carl Bloch's "Christ Healing the Sick at Bethesda" share many of the same contrasting themes: darkness and light, despair and hope, fear and trust, pain and healing. Neither really shows the resolution of these themes, but both hint at the direction such a resolution might take.
Ellie Niver, voice
Nathan Cox, cello
Nathan Schaumann, piano
Adam Keith, recording engineer
Matt Norton and Ryan Campbell, videographers
Filmed at the Brigham Young University Museum of Art, Riley Lewis, marketing and PR manager.
Produced with funds from the Brigham Young University School of Music
Sheet music: musicnotes.com/l/dzNWb
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Absolutely gorgeous. What a wonderful arrangement. And, what wonderful artists!
Well done beautiful
Breathtaking! What an amazing arrangement and testimony of Christ! Can’t help but feel the Spirit of God listening to this.
Oh, dear! This is so beautiful. Glad to see you and Nathan are still playing together.😍
Beautiful arrangement, impeccably performed and featuring two of my favourite musical instruments!
The piece itself is truly amazing. A plea for help, mercy and deliverance from God, the Divine Redeemer...not too much of that happening these days.
Thanks for sharing!
This is the most beautiful rendition of this I’ve ever heard. Thank you! 🙏❤️
First time I've heard this arrangement. Beautifully done, all of you!
Beautifully done Nathan! Sounding great as always!
Absolutely incredible! Tremendous talent
Absolutely beautiful.
Well done.
Amazing talent!
Ataahua =Beatiful all three of you. .This music is my “ go to”when I want to feel the spirit and love of my Divine Redeemer Jesus Christ.
Great job with a very difficult song. You can check out a recording of me singing it on my blog. I wish I were as relaxed and comfortable as you are when I sing.
Nice voice. But she needs to open the back of her throat a lot more. And sing into her chest. You can hear her tightening as she gses to that big note "grant me PARDON" a lot more opening needee