Alleluia IV
Originally written for masses with school children, this “chant-esque” Alleluia has been expanded for full SATB choir. This gospel acclamation is great for churches that have very small sanctuaries (and thus short gospel processions) and for daily/ school masses where directors seek to keep the music relatively short. Congregations (and choirs) take to this very quickly.
A comprehensive SATB practice video is available on the serviamscores YouTube channel.
Purchase of this score includes two editions: 1.) SATB (shown in the video), & 2.) melody and accompaniment only. Verse chords are provided in a condensed form for pointing; directors can write in (or use sticky notes) whichever verses are needed.
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NB: the second measure of the verse tone starts with an optional (parenthesized) pickup chord; this is to help with the peculiarities of how linguistic stresses fall in English. Depending on the verse sung, this chord may either be employed or skipped.
Originally written for masses with school children, this “chant-esque” Alleluia has been expanded for full SATB choir. This gospel acclamation is great for churches that have very small sanctuaries (and thus short gospel processions) and for daily/ school masses where directors seek to keep the music relatively short. Congregations (and choirs) take to this very quickly.
A comprehensive SATB practice video is available on the serviamscores YouTube channel.
Purchase of this score includes two editions: 1.) SATB (shown in the video), & 2.) melody and accompaniment only. Verse chords are provided in a condensed form for pointing; directors can write in (or use sticky notes) whichever verses are needed.
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NB: the second measure of the verse tone starts with an optional (parenthesized) pickup chord; this is to help with the peculiarities of how linguistic stresses fall in English. Depending on the verse sung, this chord may either be employed or skipped.
Originally written for masses with school children, this “chant-esque” Alleluia has been expanded for full SATB choir. This gospel acclamation is great for churches that have very small sanctuaries (and thus short gospel processions) and for daily/ school masses where directors seek to keep the music relatively short. Congregations (and choirs) take to this very quickly.
A comprehensive SATB practice video is available on the serviamscores YouTube channel.
Purchase of this score includes two editions: 1.) SATB (shown in the video), & 2.) melody and accompaniment only. Verse chords are provided in a condensed form for pointing; directors can write in (or use sticky notes) whichever verses are needed.
______
NB: the second measure of the verse tone starts with an optional (parenthesized) pickup chord; this is to help with the peculiarities of how linguistic stresses fall in English. Depending on the verse sung, this chord may either be employed or skipped.