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The Glory Of Love: SSA Choral Octavo

As performed by Peggy Lee / As performed by Billy Hill / As performed by Count Basie / As performed by The Platters / As performed by Jimmy Durante / Arranged by Jay Rouse

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 10
SKU: 35-DS00303259

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About the Artist: Peggy Lee

Peggy Lee stands as one of the most influential vocalists of the 20th century, bringing sophistication and emotional depth to every style she touched. From her early work with Benny Goodman's orchestra through her legendary solo career, Lee established herself as a consummate musician whose phrasing and interpretive sensibility set the standard for generations of singers.

Why we love this

Jay Rouse's arrangement captures the warmth and sincerity of this classic love song without overselling it. The SSA voicing sits naturally in the female voice and gives every section meaningful material, making this accessible for developing choirs while preserving the song's genuine charm.

What to expect

Sophisticated and warm, with the kind of intimate confidence that only comes from a song that's been loved for decades. The arrangement invites singers to find genuine expression within its straightforward structure.

Who it's for

SSA choirs seeking repertoire that combines elegance with accessibility. This works equally well for community choruses, school concerts, or any ensemble looking to add a mid-century pop standard to their concert programming.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the melodic line with subtle dynamic swells rather than dramatic shifts; this song thrives on understatement and genuine feeling.
  • Balance the harmonies carefully so inner voices support without drowning out the top line.
  • Work the rhythm section tight if using accompaniment; the groove depends on confident, relaxed ensemble singing rather than rushing.

How to use it

Pair this with other standards from the same era to program an entire set in that style, or use it as a lighter moment in a more classical concert to show your singers' versatility. It's compact enough for a spring concert opener and substantial enough to anchor a set of lighter repertoire.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing melody-driven writing with harmonic support
  • Maintaining rhythmic ease in a swing-influenced style
  • Phrasing through a longer melodic line without breathiness
  • Blending chord tones while keeping text intelligibility

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