Easter from King's 2015

Year 2015Episode 175 minApr. 4, 2015
Easter from King's 2015

Music and readings for Easter from the chapel of King's College, Cambridge.

The world-famous choir, directed by Stephen Cleobury, sing some of the most beautiful music ever written for Holy Week and Easter, including Crucifixus (Lotti), Wash Me Throughly (SS Wesley), Greater Love Hath No Man (Ireland), Surrexit Christus Hodie (Scheidt) and pieces by Duruflé, Mozart, WH Harris, Hadley and Tavener. The story of Jesus's death and resurrection is told in the well-loved words of the King James Bible, with poetry by Malcolm Guite, Vassar Miller and Wilfred Owen, all in the stunning setting of King's College Chapel.

Easter from King's 2015 has aired on Apr. 4, 2015 at 17:30
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