Kompozitor - The Note Bar

[COUP DE COEUR]
Sounds for the Season

The International Choir and Orchestra of Ho Chi Minh City is proud to introduce you to its new concert: Sounds for the Season, featuring the most popular christmas carols.

Sounds for the Season by the International Choir and Orchestra of Ho Chi Minh City - The Note Bar - Gregory Notebaert's Composition The International Choir and Orchestra of Ho Chi Minh City is proud to introduce you to its new concert: Sounds for the Season, featuring the most popular christmas carols.

[VIDEO]
Lauda Sion - Prelude for Brass Ensemble

https://youtu.be/E0swZGCG2yY

Watch the video of Lauda Sion - Prelude for Brass, composed by Grégory Notebaert and performed in Lourdes by 6000 singers and musicians in 2015.

Lauda Sion - Prelude for Brass Ensemble - The Note Bar - Gregory Notebaert's Composition Watch the video of Lauda Sion - Prelude for Brass, composed by Gregory Notebaert and performed in Lourdes by 6000 singers and musicians in 2015.

[COMPOSITION]
Lauda Sion - Motet

I composed Lauda Sion - Motet in 2015 for the national pilgrimage of the National Federation of Liturgical Choirs (ANCOLI) on the theme Come and praise the Lord.
This piece is a motet on the Lauda Sion, text of Saint Thomas Aquinas, a sequence prescribed for the the liturgical feast of Corpus Christi. It's preceded by a prelude that you can find there.
It was performed in Lourdes on the 7th of November 2015 by 6000 musicians in the Basilica Saint Pie X.

Lauda Sion - Motet - The Note Bar - Gregory Notebaert's Composition This piece is a motet on the Lauda Sion, text of Saint Thomas Aquinas, a sequence prescribed for the the liturgical feast of Corpus Christi.

[VIDEO]
Miserere mei, Deus

The Miserere mei, Deus by Gregorio Allegri is among the most famous choral works.

Composed in year 1638, based on a simple Gregorian chant, the piece is written using a composition technique called faux-bourdon, for nine voices, a ca****la.

This version by the Tenebrae Choir, filmed at St Bartholomew the Great in London, is deeply bright and inspired.

https://youtu.be/H3v9unphfi0

Miserere mei, Deus - The Note Bar - Gregory Notebaert's Composition The Miserere mei, Deus by Gregorio Allegri is among the most famous choral works. This version by the Tenebrae Choir is deeply bright and inspired.