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Glory to God. Gloria. Bertold Hummel. Choir sheet music.

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Eer aan God. Heerlikheid. Bertold Hummel. Koor bladmusiek.

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Glory to God. Gloria. Motet for mixed choir. SATB. a cappella. Composed by Bertold Hummel. 1925-2002. For mixed choir. This edition. saddle-stitch. Choral Music. Schott Choral Music. C 54677. Choral score. Text language. German, English. Composed 1972. 16 pages. Duration 6'. Published by Schott Music. SD.49019847. ISBN 9790001180115. With Text language. German, English. When it was possible to celebrate the Catholic Mass in the German language as well, Bertold Hummel wrote his motet Ehre sei Gott for mixed four-part choir. This piece is a 'German gloria' and can be performed liturgically in a Mass. Hummel follows traditional examples. The text, full of contrasts, is redesigned â“ sentence by sentence â“ with new musical ideas. In doing so, he reveals his extraordinary ability to write easy-to-sing music of high quality which delights choirs and listeners alike. The six-minute piece was premiered at the Cathedral of Wurzburg. The present new edition also contains a singable translation in English.

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Eer aan God. Heerlikheid. Motet vir gemengde koor. SATB. a cappella. Saamgestel deur Bertold Hummel. 1925-2002. Vir gemengde koor. Hierdie uitgawe. saal-steek. Koormusiek. Schott Choral Music. C 54677. Choral telling. Teks taal. Duits, Engels. Saamgestel 1972. 16 bladsye. Duur 6 '. Gepubliseer deur Schott Musiek. SD.49019847. ISBN 9790001180115. Met teks taal. Duits, Engels. When it was possible to celebrate the Catholic Mass in the German language as well, Bertold Hummel wrote his motet Ehre sei Gott for mixed four-part choir. This piece is a 'German gloria' and can be performed liturgically in a Mass. Hummel follows traditional examples. The text, full of contrasts, is redesigned â“ sentence by sentence â“ with new musical ideas. In doing so, he reveals his extraordinary ability to write easy-to-sing music of high quality which delights choirs and listeners alike. The six-minute piece was premiered at the Cathedral of Wurzburg. The present new edition also contains a singable translation in English.