CGA1127 Te Deum
Description
Filled with majesty and grandeur, this new, original setting of the ancient 5th century Latin text makes the ideal anthem for any festive occasion including choir festivals and end of the year concerts. A brilliant organ accompaniment along with the optional trumpet and timpani join together with a stately unison melody to create a stunning musical experience that both singers and listeners will long remember. Unison choirs will also find the anthem easy to learn with repetitive texts and melodies set in an ABABA form.
Voicing: Unison with organ, optional Bb trumpet, and optional timpani
Composer: Michael Bedford
Text Author: 5th Century Latin
Additional Resources:
CGAC1127 Te Deum (Accompaniment Track)
CGAC1127e Te Deum (Digital Download Accompaniment Track)
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