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Glorious: SoundTrax Digital Audio Download

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Glorious: SoundTrax Digital Audio Download

Arr. Tom Fettke

Item: 00-A-00014610

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Series: Alfred Choral Designs
Publisher: Alfred Music
SKU: 00-A-00014610

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About the Composer: Stephanie Mabey

Stephanie Mabey is a composer and arranger whose work spans sacred and secular choral music, film scoring, and vocal composition. Her pieces appear regularly in school and community choral programs, where they are valued for their singability, emotional accessibility, and contemporary musical language.

Why we love this

Arranged by Tom Fettke, this piece balances a memorable melodic hook with genuine harmonic interest. The SoundTrax recording gives singers a reliable reference for learning a contemporary secular piece that works equally well in concert settings or competition rounds.

What to expect

A piece with immediate appeal and an uplifting sensibility. The music feels current without sacrificing singability, carrying the kind of melodic warmth that stays with singers and audiences after rehearsal ends.

Who it's for

This piece suits intermediate to advanced choral ensembles (middle school through adult) looking for contemporary secular repertoire that sounds fresh in concert or festival settings. The charm of the composition and clarity of the recording make it especially useful for singers who are building confidence with modern idioms.

How to get the most out of it

  • Listen through the full accompaniment track before rehearsal to identify the vocal entry points and any rhythmic figures that need alignment with the instrumental texture.
  • Use the recorded accompaniment strategically during warm-up to lock the opening unison line, then move to a cappella work to build independence in the harmonic sections.
  • Mark the dynamic shape in your score against the recording so your interpretation creates conversation with, rather than echoes of, the tracked accompaniment.

How to use it

Pair this with other contemporary secular pieces to anchor a concert's second half, or use it as a programming counterweight to heavier classical or sacred works. Its accessibility also makes it an excellent choice for festival competitions where you want the ensemble to perform with confidence and musicality.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing with contemporary harmonic language
  • Matching pitch and tone with a high-quality recorded accompaniment
  • Building ensemble precision in a secular context

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