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Thy Will Be Done: An Easter Oratorio is a transformative sacred work by composer Angela Rice. Debuted in 2012 with the Bluegrass Opera and expanded into a full-scale oratorio by 2014, this 90-minute piece features soloists, a full choir, and an orchestra in a powerful musical narrative of Easter. The project gained a significant milestone with its 2018 New York premiere at Lincoln Center (David Geffen Hall) with the National Chorale, underscoring its impact in contemporary sacred music.

The live experience

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We’ve got you covered on where to experience this moving work next. The 2025 tour brings Thy Will Be Done to six Kentucky cities, offering audiences a chance to hear the complete oratorio in influential regional venues. As your trusted connection, we’ll help you secure seats for this anticipated run.

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Biography highlights, discography notes, and tour details below provide essential context for Thy Will Be Done: An Easter Oratorio. Stay connected with official channels to get the latest on dates, venues, and special performances. Social links are listed for quick access to the project site and the composer’s pages, all with reliable information and easy access to tickets.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Thy Will Be Done: An Easter Oratorio

  • Composer: Angela Rice; work: Thy Will Be Done – An Easter Oratorio (90 minutes for soloists, choir and orchestra).
  • Premiere/history: Debuted in 2012 with the Bluegrass Opera; Gregory Turay premiered the role of Jesus; expanded from cantata to full oratorio by 2014.
  • Major milestone: New York premiere with the National Chorale at Lincoln Center (David Geffen Hall) in 2018.
  • Recognition: Selected for the 2013 Montreat Music Reading Session (Montreat Presbyterian Music Conference).
  • 2025 tour: Six-city Kentucky tour (Paducah 3/29, Bowling Green 3/30, Owensboro 3/31, Lexington 4/3, Maysville 4/4, Prestonsburg 4/6).
  • Discography note: Rice’s larger works include multiple albums and the oratorio; releases span 2007–2024 on Stillborn Records and Eye.On Lion Recordings.

The records

Thy Will Be Done: An Easter Oratorio Discography

  • Pillar of Fire
    2024 · Eye.On Lion Recordings
  • Thy Will Be Done Easter Oratorio
    2021 · DistroKid
  • In Ancient of Days
    2009 · Stillborn Records
  • Was and Is to Come
    2007 · Stillborn Records

Biography

Thy Will Be Done: An Easter Oratorio is a collaboration framed by composer Angela Rice. The work originated as a cantata and evolved into a full-scale oratorio by 2014, highlighting Rice’s skill in weaving sacred text with orchestral color and choral energy. Gregory Turay was among the early performers to premiere the role of Jesus, a testament to the project’s vocal demands and dramatic arc. The piece has since become a notable entry in contemporary sacred music, celebrated for its emotional depth and musical clarity.

Across its development, the oratorio has been recognized for its artistic merit, including selection for the 2013 Montreat Music Reading Session at the Montreat Presbyterian Music Conference. The 2018 New York premiere at Lincoln Center (David Geffen Hall) with the National Chorale solidified its standing in major performance venues and reinforced its appeal to audiences beyond traditional church settings.

Discography Highlights

  • Thy Will Be Done – An Easter Oratorio (as part of the larger body of work by Angela Rice, 2007–2024) – Stillborn Records | Eye.On Lion Recordings
  • Additional large-scale sacred works by Angela Rice released on Stillborn Records and Eye.On Lion Recordings
  • Regularly featured in collaborations and ensembles focusing on contemporary sacred choral repertoire

Upcoming Tour Information

The 2025 tour features a six-city Kentucky itinerary. Each performance provides a complete presentation of the oratorio for soloists, choir, and orchestra. Cities and dates include:

  • Paducah – 3/29
  • Bowling Green – 3/30
  • Owensboro – 3/31
  • Lexington – 4/3
  • Maysville – 4/4
  • Prestonsburg – 4/6

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