SKU: BP.1290C
John Ness Beck, 1290C, band, orchestra accompaniment, CWM RHONDDA.
SKU: BT.DHP-0991617-010
The chorale Glory to God on High is one of todays most often sung hymns. The words are an expression of praise to God and gratefulness for his mercy. The internationally familiar melody of this chorale forms the basis for Wim Stalman’s Grace and Glory, in which the elements of praise and thanks are shown by means of both festive and more subdued melodies and harmonies. The choir parts allow the work to be performed by concert band with mixed choir. Eins der meist gesungenen Kirchenlieder ist Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr. Der Text des Hymnus ist ein Ausdruck der Ehre Gottes und Dankbarkeit für seine Gnade. Wim Stalman basierte sein Werk Grace and Glory auf die international bekannte Melodie dieses Chorals. Deutsche Chorstimmen sind ebenfalls erhältlich; dadurch eignet sich das Werk auch für eine Aufführung mit Blasorchester und gemischtem Chor. Link zum separat erhältlichen Chorset (25 Stimmen, SATB): DHP 0991617-050Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr (Gloire ton Nom) est une hymne chrétienne universellement connue. Elle est la fois une louange la Gloire de Dieu et l’expression de la gratitude des Hommes. L’arrangement pour Orchestre d’Harmonie, réalisé par Wim Stalman, est basé sur la mélodie de ce choral. Fidèle au sens du texte du cantique, Grace and Glory (“Gloire et Gr ceâ€) nous transmet par des sonorités brillantes et douces la ferveur des louanges et la gratitude profonde de la communauté chrétienne. Cette superbe pièce de concert peut également être interprétée avec un Chœur mixte (texte disponible en français).
SKU: FJ.B1365S
English.
Take an imaginary flight on the ever-graceful winged-horse Pegasus! Using just six notes, this work manages to capture the grandeur of this mythical creature through the triumphant melodies that are passed around the ensemble. Harmonies are surprisingly rich for a work at this level and make the piece sound much harder than it really is. Fabulous!In Greek mythology, Pegasus was the winged horse-god son of Poseidon and the Gorgon Medusa. During his life, he carried thunderbolts for the god Zeus and was ridden by Eos, the goddess of dawn. Today, the word pegasus has come to refer to any winged horse, and the symbol endures as one of endless fascination. The music is quite lively in nature, and portrays an imaginary flight of the ever-graceful equine of myth. The introduction takes us up-up-and-away in the form of a bright trumpet fanfare. The melody is then played by lower instruments, depicting peril during flight. The full ensemble then comes together, giving a picture of the winged wonder in all his glory leading to a thrilling finish.
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