Glory Be (Choir and Piano)
Download Contains: PDF of Piano/Vocal Score
This is an energetic, upbeat, and rhythmic anthem generally suitable for most times of the Christian year. It is very loosely inspired by a movement of György Ligeti's Musica ricercata which has a similar rhythmic feel.
This piece is nonetheless very distinct, and bears no resemblence to Ligeti's piano work. It opens with a simple and memorable melody and power chords in the piano.
Following is a slow buildup starting from the bass section before the original melody enters again, this time in a different meter. The buildup resolves into the new key a whole step above. After a restatement of the theme, the piece concludes with a building fourfold Amen!
Download Contains: PDF of Piano/Vocal Score
This is an energetic, upbeat, and rhythmic anthem generally suitable for most times of the Christian year. It is very loosely inspired by a movement of György Ligeti's Musica ricercata which has a similar rhythmic feel.
This piece is nonetheless very distinct, and bears no resemblence to Ligeti's piano work. It opens with a simple and memorable melody and power chords in the piano.
Following is a slow buildup starting from the bass section before the original melody enters again, this time in a different meter. The buildup resolves into the new key a whole step above. After a restatement of the theme, the piece concludes with a building fourfold Amen!
Download Contains: PDF of Piano/Vocal Score
This is an energetic, upbeat, and rhythmic anthem generally suitable for most times of the Christian year. It is very loosely inspired by a movement of György Ligeti's Musica ricercata which has a similar rhythmic feel.
This piece is nonetheless very distinct, and bears no resemblence to Ligeti's piano work. It opens with a simple and memorable melody and power chords in the piano.
Following is a slow buildup starting from the bass section before the original melody enters again, this time in a different meter. The buildup resolves into the new key a whole step above. After a restatement of the theme, the piece concludes with a building fourfold Amen!
