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Gloria. Choir sheet music.

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Gloria composed by John Van Buren. Edited by Kurt Suttner. For SATB choir. Carus Novus. Contemporary choral music. German title. Gloria. Mass sections, Christmas, Prayer, Praise and thanks. Level 4. Full score. Language. Latin. Composed 1996. 8 pages. Duration 6 minutes. Published by Carus Verlag. CA.990800. ISBN M-007-08931-3. With Language. Latin. Mass sections, Christmas, Prayer, Praise and thanks. John Van Buren's Gloria was composed in 1996 for the Maulbronner Kammerchor, which introduced this work in Germany and on tours to Russia and Argentina. It has since also been heard in Italy, Holland and the USA. John Van Buren writes about his work. The beginning of my Gloria is initially very restrained, even cautious. It is extremely chromatic, the sound only gradually opening out to become a song of praise. The work grows in a steady crescendo until it arrives at an 8-part fortissimo sound. B major. Finally, the expression of great vitality gives place to a soprano melody which floats calmly above the choral sound, and the work dies away pianissimo.

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Gloria composed by John Van Buren. Zmenené Kurt Suttner. Pre SATB spevácky zbor. Carus Novus. Súčasná zborová hudba. Nemecký názov. Sláva. Hromadné sekcie, Vianoce, modlitba, chvála. Level 4. Plný skóre. Jazyk. Latina. Skladá 1996. 8 strán. Dĺžka 6 minút. Vydal Carus Verlag. CA.990800. ISBN M-007-08931-3. Sa jazyk. Latina. Hromadné sekcie, Vianoce, modlitba, chvála. John Van Buren Gloria bola zložená v roku 1996 pre Maulbronner Kammerchor, ktorý predstavil túto prácu v Nemecku a na zájazdy do Ruska a Argentíny. Od tej doby tiež bolo počuť v Taliansku, Holandsku a USA. John Van Buren píše o svojej práci. Na začiatku môjho Gloria je spočiatku veľmi zdržanlivý, aj opatrný. Je veľmi chromatická, iba zvuk postupne otvára, aby sa stala pieseň chvály. Práca rastie v ustálenom crescendo, až to príde pri Fortissimo zvuku 8-článok. B moll. Finally, the expression of great vitality gives place to a soprano melody which floats calmly above the choral sound, and the work dies away pianissimo.