Gloria Noten

A majestic, fanfare-like opening leads to an exuberant theme accompanied by a driving, yet not difficult piano part. Features solid choral writing, an echo section, and a legato 'B' melody which contr...

The meter often changes in Jay Althouse's provocative Gloria Allelu, but only the accompanist needs to handle the scattered five-four bars. Modern choral harmony, vast dynamic contrast, and captivatin...

Written when he was eighteen years old, Schubert's only setting of the Magnificat text is arranged here for mixed voices and piano. This exuberant piece begins with joyous acclamations in the opening...

Talk about a child prodigy; Mozart composed and conducted the premiere of this piece when he was only 12 years old. It's less than two minutes long, but calls for solid choral singing from start to fi...

A favorite of choral directors everywhere, this extraordinary work will take your choir on a musical adventure. On this, its 20th anniversary, additional voicings and a cinematic orchestration provide...

by Antonio Vivaldi / ed. Alfred Davis

Your developing choirs may now sing this exceptional masterwork from Vivaldi. Dr. Russell Robinson has captured the quality of the original work while bringing it within the reach of younger choirs. I...

The music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart continues to be well-loved by musicians the world over. The Gloria from the Mass in C Minor is jubilant and majestic in character, making it the perfect program op...

Die Berliner Messe soll als Teil der Pfingstliturgie gesungen werden und enthält deshalb das Veni Sancte Spiritus, das Teil dieses Gottesdienstes ist. Die sanft sich entfaltenden Wiederholungen vermei...

This 8-minute work has three distinct sections that flow together without stopping. The 'Gloria' section that opens the work is exuberant and rhythmic. The 'miserere' middle section is poignant and st...

gemischter Chor (SSAATTBB), Sopran solo und Orchester

Rhythmic energy and bright mixed meters give this Latin setting a colorful quality that will keep your choir and audience fully engaged. After a contrasting middle legato section, the main theme comes...

An amazing selection of songs from VH-1's special arranged for instrumentalists.