GLORIA - GIA Publications

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ICET Text
GLORIA
from Mass for John Carroll
Setting by
Michael Joncas
¢ = 100
Em Am D 7 G D SUS4 D
Dance-like
cresc.
5
Refrain
Cantor or Schola, All repeat
G
C G D SUS4 D
Em
Am
G
D
Glo - ri-a in ex -
cel - sis De - o,
glo - ri - a,
glo - ri - a!
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G
C G D SUS4 D
Em Am [ Em ]
Am 7 D 7
G
Glo - ri-a in ex - cel- sis De - o,
et in ter - ra,
ter - ra pax.
Notes: Although the choral sections add vocal variety to the piece, the entire Gloria may be performed with (a)
cantor(s) taking the soprano line of the choral sections (expect for measures 97-104 where the cantor(s) should
sing in unison with the assembly). In addition, although the score notes that the assembly’s part in measures
53-56, 61-64, and 69-72 is optional, every effort should be made to encourage their singing at these points.
A part for two woodwinds in C (G-5327WW) and parts for brass quintet and timpani (G-5327INST) are
available separately from the publisher. This setting is taken from Mass for John Carroll, First Bishop of the
United States (G-3441) which is recorded on We Come to Your Feast (CS/CD-337).
G-5327
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Verse 1: Choir or Schola
Em
A
D D 7
G
3
1. Glo - ry to God in the
high-est,
and
peace to his peo-ple on
earth.
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Am D 7
G
Em
Am G/B C A 7 /C
D SUS4 D
Glo - ry to God
in the high-est,
and
peace to his peo-ple on
earth.
high - est, and