Gloria Sheet Music

Everybody knows the very popular song 'Gloria in Excelsis Deo', actually a thirteenth century French carol called 'Les Anges dans nos Campagnes' (The angels in our countryside). Jef Penders (1928) wro...

Puccinis Messa di Gloria entstand 1880 als Abschlußarbeit für das Konservatorium in Lucca. Er verarbeitete darin zwei Stücke, ein Mottetto und ein Credo, die er bereits 2 Jahre früher komponiert hatte...

From majestically triumphant to quietly worshipful, Gloria Deo weaves rich carol arrangements with scripture lessons for a moving Christmas worship experience. This appealing and accessible work will...

Commissioned for the 2012 London Olympics, this work is primarily wordless, apart from the short Latin phrase “Gloria in Londinium, invictus, invicta” to symbolize the coming together of a...

Ten hymns arranged for solo trompet with an accompaniment suitable for piano, organ or other keyboard instrument. Includes such famous hymn tunes as Aberystwyth and Maccabeus together with other less...

This Christmas original is a wonderful way to combine adult voices with children's choir.

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...

Educational opportunities abound with this well-crafted Latin setting by Dave and Jean Perry. Whether performed by 2- or 4-part mixed or treble groups, each majestic phrase is sung by half of the ense...

La gloria de los santos is the only preserved oratorio by Pedro Rabassa, although we know that he composed several. It was premiered in the church of the Congregation of San Felipe Neri of Valencia in...

Klavier, Gesang & Gitarre (rechte Hand Melodie).

The 16th century Finnish carol Personent Hodie (On This Day Earth Shall Ring) has never sounded so thrilling. A new text of peace and hope, along with brilliant harmonic colors and rhythmic motifs tha...

This lively Christmas anthem begins with the familiar Latin phrase translated as 'Glory to God in the highest and good will to all people on earth. '

Patrick Liebergen has taken this majestic canon by Giovanni Paisiello, added a traditional Latin text, and adapted it for 3-part mixed or treble choirs while retaining the essential classical qualitie...