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The “Laudamus te” is part of the nine section Gloria and features Soprano and Obligato Violin Solos expressing praise and adoration of God through elaborate ornamentation
Brilliantly scored by Dr
and one of the most important composers of the Counter-Reformation
originally for Piano was written in the late 19th Century and is ripe with his Impressionist style
A great Baroque treat for an advanced group
Kempton - Chorale Fanfare for Brass Quartet and Organ Delivery:Mailed The “Laudamus te” is part"Chorale Fanfare" opens with a stirring fanfare section. This is followed by the the composer's original chorale melody which is true in style to the traditional Chorales of J. S. Bach and so many others of the reformation era. The Chorale is presented in the Organ, at first just the unadorned melody with each phrase adding more harmonic lines. Then it is richly voiced in four parts for the Brass players. The fanfare motifs return and build to a
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