This movement would begin with a motif of curiosity, evolving into a joyful melody that celebrates Zacchaeus's transformation and redemption, mirroring his journey from a seeker to a follower of Jesus.
A reflective and solemn piece, it delves into themes of stewardship and judgment through complex harmonies, illustrating the serious responsibility of using one’s gifts in accordance with God’s will.
Jubilant and triumphant, this movement captures the celebratory atmosphere of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, with dynamic contrasts and rhythmic vitality reflecting the crowds’ adoration and praise.
Expressing Jesus' sorrow, this movement uses a somber melody and dissonant chords to convey the mourning over Jerusalem, reflecting deep compassion and sadness for the city’s future.
With angular melodies and determined rhythms, this movement embodies Jesus’ zeal and righteous indignation in cleansing the temple, reinstating it as a house of worship.
The epilogue integrates motifs from earlier movements, contemplating the themes of anticipation and reflection on the kingdom of God, with a mix of hope and solemnity.