Let the Redeemed Say So
Glenn Burleigh
An excerpt from the popular Easter cantata Let God Arise, this anthem is written in three major sections: the first sets the mood with a G minor tonality, reflecting the consequences of not praising God for redemption; the second section …
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An excerpt from the popular Easter cantata Let God Arise, this anthem is written in three major sections: the first sets the mood with a G minor tonality, reflecting the consequences of not praising God for redemption; the second section moves to the relative major key and quotes Psalm 19:1. The third section continues in the same major key, with a triumphal song of praise.