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In a 2016 interview with me for the Desiret News Rob Gardner said that while riding his

Easter oratorio, Lamb of God, he found himself asking questions like, what was it like to

be in this moment and not know that Christ was going to be resurrected on Sunday? Why

did Peter deny him in the first place? What was his emotion afterward? What were his thoughts?

In honor of Easter, we recently sat down with Rob to talk about trying to see the Easter

story through the eyes of those who knew Christ personally. Rob Gardner is a composer,

producer, and conductor who you might best recognize as the composer of the Sacred

Music Oratorios, Joseph Smith the Prophet, and Lamb of God. He also arranged the version

of Savior Redeemer of my soul that has become a Latter-day Saint favorite. Most recently,

he has conducted and arranged the music for Cinematic Pop, an Arizona-based group that

sets iconic pop songs to a full orchestra and choir.

This is All-in, an LDS Living Podcast where we ask the question, what does it really

mean to be All-in the Gospel of Jesus Christ? I'm your host, Morgan Jones, and I'm so

excited to have with me today my friend Rob Gardner. Rob, thank you so much for being

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