This chorus is almost a continuation of the previous, and in fact is typically sung with only a brief break between. The words are taken from the last sentence of the same two-verse passage of Isaiah 53 that Surely is taken from. There is something about this chorus that has always attracted me. Its two-beat-per-measure structure seems to propel the singer ever forward beginning first with a simple, two-voice beginning, slowly building toward a fully layered, emotional climax as the choir recounts the terrible price Jesus paid for the remission of our sins.
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Audio Practice Files
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Soprano Prominent:
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Alto Prominent:
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Tenor Prominent:
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Bass Prominent:
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Take it to the next level! See if you can sing your part without it played prominently! All parts played equally:
Finale Practice Files
Must have Finale NotePad installed to use the practice files below. NotePad is available for PC or Mac and allows you to see the music as it plays, plus control the speed of the playback. (Notepad is not available for mobile devices at this time.)
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