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Serving as the epilogue to Warner's larger musical work "The Passion of Saint John," this anthem features an original hymn tune, CODLADH, with text that captures the sorrowful mood of Good Friday. The

This text from the fourth century is a reflection on the anguish felt by Mary at the crucifixion, her sorrow and grief emulated by the music.

Richly scored for choir with both descant and soloist parts, and accompanied by keyboard, guitar, flute, oboe, viola, and cello, this contemporary piece uses dramatic harmonic language to paint a lush

The pushing and pulling tension of chant complements this text in a way never heard before, making for a passionate and moving song. This arrangement is flexible for unison or SA choirs or solo use and is