Gloria partituras

From Vivaldi's ever-popular Gloria, this is the joyous opening movement arranged for male voices. An excellent selection for concert or festival!

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...

An historically significant work, this straightforward classical Gloria continues to be popular for performance and teaching. It offers an excellent opportunity to expose student choirs to musical dev...

This easy, sprightly introduction to choral music of the classical era from one of the world's great composers works well for concert, educational or service functions. In Latin, with a singing Englis...

This Gloria is from Vivaldi's Dixit. It's up-tempo, fun to sing, and has much of the same musical flavor as Vivaldi's better known work. Sing it in English or Latin. A great work for contest or festiv...

The driving rhythms and dynamic contrasts of the choral lines help to make this festival original a real winner. Ideal for concert, contest, or festival use, this choral by Carole Stephens works well...

Basso continuo (ohne Beziff.) - Einzelstimme; Urtextausgabe

Includes: 2 Hn, 2 Vln, Vla, Continuo And Full Score.

For SSATB Choir A Cappella.

Für Sopran, Alt, Tenor, Bass, 4stgemChor, Trompete, Streicher, Fagott/Trompete und B. c. Kantate zum dritten Weihnachtstag hrsg. von Klaus-Jürgen Gundlach. Die kurzweilige Komposition geringen Schwier...

Stimmensatz Bläser und Orgel: Oboe, Fagott, Trompete, Orgel

The orchestral set contains: 3 copies of Vl I and 3 copies Vl II 2 copies of vla, 2 copies of cello 1 copy of organ, contrabass, trumpet and oboe.

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...

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...