• Duration: 55'
• Instrumentation: solo: MS T Bar, MixedCh — 1 1 1 SSax 1 — 2 0 0 0 — 3Perc[Glsp, TuBells, Tri, SzlCym, TamT] Hpsd[ChamberOrg] Org — Strings (5 5/4/3/2)
• Year: 2012
• Language of text: lat, rus
• Order: Festa Paschalia w Kolonii/Festa Paschalia in Cologne
• Type: parts, score

„Resurrectio is a certain continuation of Via Crucis. The last station of the cross is the resurrection, so in a sense it was an anticipation of the event. My intention was to give all the events that occur after the Resurrection. I thought the whole should be like an icon, which is why the first, instrumental, part is called Eicón - Icon. Then I searched the texts of the Gospels describing these events - they are the parts Sepulcrum, Noli me tangere, Emmaus, Thomas and Galilea - and other liturgical texts, not necessarily evangelical. Hence, the presence of the Easter hymn Salve festa dies, and the sequence Victimae paschali laudes could also not be omitted. An important role is also played by Lumen Christi, the Light of Christ - this is part of the Liturgy of Holy Saturday, when everyone meets outside the church and the priest repeats exactly this call three times. For me this was the starting point of the whole story. And the last part, Christus heri et hodie - Christ yesterday and today - is a summary of the meaning of the whole work, underlining the most important message, and in the musical layer a reference to the beginning, Eicón.” (Paweł Łukaszewski)