Gloria Rhythm: Explained!
We have gotten a ton of questions about Gloria (Skold) and in particular, the rhythm on page 10. Here are some quick videos which should help you to line up… Read more Gloria Rhythm: Explained! →
Gloria
Until the early 1960s, Roman Catholics all over the world celebrated mass only in Latin. But with the Second Vatican Council, churches began to use translations of the mass in… Read more Gloria →
Gloria VI: Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris
We have a bit of a mantra around here that gets thrown around more for the Area auditions: If it’s in the score and you don’t do it, you’re in trouble!… Read more Gloria VI: Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris →
Gloria V: Domine Deus, Agnus Dei
One of your main goals to stand out in an audition should be to always try to be as musical as you can be ALL of the time. However, Movement… Read more Gloria V: Domine Deus, Agnus Dei →
Gloria IV: Domine Fili Unigenite
The fourth movement of Poulenc’s Gloria seems like a quick and easy learn due to its short length compared to the other movements and repetition. However, there are many challenges… Read more Gloria IV: Domine Fili Unigenite →
Gloria III: Domine Deus
If you’re a betting person, you may bet that the third movement of Poulenc’s Gloria won’t actually be an audition cut since there are other songs with more difficult challenges,… Read more Gloria III: Domine Deus →
Gloria II: Laudamus Te
Movement 2 of the Poulenc Gloria, “Laudamus Te” is definitely in the running for the fan favorite piece this year. Almost every student I’ve talked to said they felt like… Read more Gloria II: Laudamus Te →
Gloria I. Gloria
We have already written a brief overview of how to prepare your score to practice this extremely challenging piece. Following this guide is going to be vitally important to do before… Read more Gloria I. Gloria →