Ego sum resurrectio et vita

Gallus Dreßler’s motet Ego sum resurrectio et vita for four-part choir (STTB) is a powerful setting of a profound Gospel text. The music opens with a gentle declaration of Christ’s words, “I am the resurrection and the life.” The composer masterfully weaves the voices together, creating a rich and resonant texture that underscores the solemnity and hope of the Latin text. As the music progresses, the interplay between the upper and lower voices reflects the theological depth of the message, affirming that those who believe in Christ shall live eternally, never to die. This sacred motet offers a compelling musical interpretation of a central tenet of Christian faith, suitable for services or concerts.