Christ Triumphant

“Christ Triumphant, ” Op. 35, is a cantata for Easter-tide by Henry Clough-Leighter, scored for soli, chorus, and organ. This composition is a classic example of sacred choral music designed to celebrate the resurrection of Christ. Suitable for performance in churches and concert halls, “Christ Triumphant” offers a rich musical experience for both performers and audiences.

Clough-Leighterâ€(TM)s work captures the celebratory spirit of Easter, making it a valuable addition to any choir's repertoire. Its blend of vocal solos, choral harmonies, and organ accompaniment creates a profound and uplifting musical experience. This cantata remains a testament to Clough-Leighterâ€(TM)s skill as a composer and his contribution to the genre of religious music.

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