Well, here is a recording that not only may restore your enthusiasm for the Gloria (which really is a fine if insanely over-done piece) but also acknowledges a few other sacred items in the Vivaldi catalog that justly deserve attention.

Op.37, No.02 Nocturne no.Perhaps you’ve heard Vivaldi’s unrelentingly popular Gloria just about ten too many times and wonder why no one focuses on the composer’s dozens of other vocal and choral works. Malaguena Op.71, No.6 Violin, Cello, Guitar Gloria RV589 No.08 Domine Deus, Agnus Dei ASATB Gloria RV589 No.06 Domine Deus Soprano Bb Gloria RV589 No.06 Domine Deus Soprano Ab Gloria RV589 No.04, 05 Gratias Agimus Tibi Propter Magnam Gloriam SATB Gloria RV589 No.02 Et in Terra Pax Hominibus SATB

Gloria RV589 No.01 Gloria in Excelsis SATB We also have the following variations on the site: We have a blog entry about Vivaldi which you may find useful as well as links to other websites of interest.Īntonio Vivaldi was an Italian composer and violinist of the Baroque period, as well as being a priest and teacherīrowse our other Antonio Vivaldi sheet music The sheet music has have been checked for accuracy by comparing multiple editions and correcting any notational or printer's errors.Ĭomposed by: Antonio Vivaldi (1678 to 1741). Original: As originally written by the composer. Of 9 ( 1= Beginner, 9 = Expert - It is possible to play a piece outside your current ability but you might take longer to master it.)

Notes about this work: 06: Domine Deus: A beautiful Largo for Soprano and organ or piano. Gloria RV589 No.06 Domine Deus Soprano Bb composed by Vivaldi

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