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SKU: GI.G-8208
UPC: 785147820802. Latin. Text Source: From Gloria in excelsis.
A wonderful “bridge” piece of praise, “Laudamus te” celebrates and honors the traditions of different musical groups. It enables ensemble singers to experience linear, extended choral writing, while at the same time allowing the “traditional” choir to sing a simple Latin text over a piano/guitar accompaniment. The piece is rounded out by the use of strings and winds.
SKU: GI.G-8208G
Latin. Text Source: From Gloria in excelsis.
SKU: CY.CC2809
The Mass in B minor BWV 232 by J. S. Bach is one of music's immense creations of genius. The Laudamus te is part of the nine section Gloria and features Soprano and obbligato Violin solos expressing praise and adoration of God through elaborate ornamentation.J ustin Bland's superb 4-minute arrangement for brass quintet is written for advanced performers with the following instrumentation:Trumpet 1 in E-flatTrumpet 2 in B-flatHorn, Trombone and Tuba.
SKU: GI.G-6681INST
English, Latin. Text Source: Latin refrain text from the Gloria, vv. derived from Daniel 3:52–90. Scripture: Daniel 3:52–90.
SKU: GI.G-6681
A big, festive, rhythmic anthem that uses a call-and-response refrain. Sung in Latin or English, this piece can be somewhat challenging. A great processional with instant congregational participation for a special occasion.
