ISO an accompaniment for this version of the Gloria
  • AbbysmumAbbysmum
    Posts: 115
    I'm looking for an accompaniment for a plain chant version of the Gloria that begins thusly:

    edit: I can't figure out how to make a picture stick, so I'll just add it as a file?
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  • chonakchonak
    Posts: 9,096
    Can you tell us a little about where you found this?
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  • trentonjconn
    Posts: 774
    This is the Proulx Missa Simplex, if I'm not mistaken.
  • Bobby Bolin
    Posts: 431
    The second line looks like Missa Simplex. The first does not.
  • rvisser
    Posts: 82
    It's not the Missa Simplex. I play that one regularly. Simplex starts with 1 3 5 5 5 5 6 4 5.
  • irishtenoririshtenor
    Posts: 1,405
    Looks very similar to the Missa Simplex, but not quite the same
  • maestrodicapella
    Posts: 132
    Gloria from the Canadian RM.
    CIS_5.3-L1 Gloria, chant accompaniment LOW.pdf
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  • trentonjconn
    Posts: 774
    I stand corrected!
  • AbbysmumAbbysmum
    Posts: 115
    Gloria from the Canadian RM.


    THANK YOU! That is exactly what I am looking for. My version of CIS very specifically says there's no accompaniment, but I knew one existed despite it's assertion.
  • OrganistRob320OrganistRob320
    Posts: 177
    I also have this choral version.
    Canadian Gloria Choral Setting.pdf
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  • AbbysmumAbbysmum
    Posts: 115
    Thank you!

    Where are you guys pulling these from? I have a digital Celebrate in Song from when it was first published, but it doesn't have any of these. Section 5 literally looks like this:
    sample 1.pdf
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  • JMoellman
    Posts: 33
    Just curious... What is the purpose of the key signature of D Major (as originally published in Celebrate in Song), if the entire piece is harmonized as above? I don't have a transcription of my own harmonization that I have used since this was published, but it centers around a tonal D Major with some A minor chords in the last section where C natural is introduced into the melody.
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