The Crucifixion Download Process
Step 3: Download Links

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This page provides download links for the following selections:

1. The Crucifixion in 4 different audio file formats, and
2. Related documentation you can use to follow along with performance of The Crucifixion.

Click on each link you desire to download to your system.

When you have downloaded what you want, you can go to any other part of this website to investigate other things. You might be interested in checking out:

• The album Hymns and Songs for Living
• The companion ebook History through 26 Hymns and Songs
• The song "And So It Goes"

Difference in Quality of Digital Audio File Formats

NOTE. Because the original tapings were made with 1959 consumer product quality recording technology from a great distance, the audio frequency range/fidelity of the original recording is Limited. As a result, the difference in sonic listenability between the Lossless and Lossy digital audio formats is not striking. Nonetheless, while this mastered and restored version is Not Hi-Fi in any format, the Lossless formats sounded better to me. -- David

Lossless - Best fidelity, but largest file size

FLAC (All but Apple)
24 bit, 88.2 MHz (376,407 KB)

ALAC (Apple only)
32 bit float, 88.2 MHz (373,260 KB)

Lossy - Less fidelity, but smaller file size

AAC (All - Generally better than MP3)
16 bit, 44.1 MHz (60,245 KB)

MP3
16 bit, 44.1 MHz (97,457 KB)

Other Supporting Documentation

PDF of Lyrics and Performers
14 pages

PDF of Score
58 pages

Thank you for your interest in this 1^st ever Mastered and Restored version from the vintage, historic 1959 recording by the AHS choirs (classes of 1959, 1960 and 1961.)

Enjoy!!

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