Gloria partituras

Energetic choral work with a combination English/Latin text especially composed for young and developing choirs. Text has no sacred references and is well-suited for school use. Essentially a partner...

If you're looking for an impressive concert, festival, or adjudication piece for your 2-part choir, Sally Albrecht's Gloria Fanfare is it! The traditional Latin text (pronunciation guide and translati...

The light pop beat is a nice addition to this setting of a traditional Latin text. Neither voicing is difficult to put together, and both are fun to sing. Includes some English text in the middle and...

A traditional Latin text paired with the spirited rhythms of Africa. This joyful concert work includes a contrasting 'et in terra pax' section, adding a lovely legato to the middle of the piece. Layer...

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...

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...

Joseph Martin and Mark Hayes have composed a robust opening or closing concert choral with a music-themed text that is hope-filled and inspiring. Mixed meter, sweeping melodic lines and a contrasting...

The Coronation Mass of March 1779 is said to have been composed for the coronation of an image of the Virgin in the church of Maria Plain near Salzburg, though there is no evidence to support this. In...

Heather Sorenson's inspired setting of this new worship song includes optional children's choir and will inspire your church body. A great choice for any December service! Available separately: SATB,...

Experience Baroque brilliance and captivating sonic splendor with Antonio Vivaldi's masterful composition Introduzione e Gloria RV 588. This festive sacred work impresses with its brilliant orchestrat...