All Glory, Laud, and Honor

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Serena O’Meara’s arrangement of Melchoir Teschner’s “All Glory, Laud and Honor” is for lever or pedal harp, piano or organ, and any of the following instruments: flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, French horn, trumpet in B-flat, alto saxophone, violin, viola, or cello. Tradition has it that in 820 Louis the Pious, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, heard Theodulph of Orleans singing this hymn while under house arrest. Louis was so inspired by the hymn that he released Theodulph. In 1603 Melchoir Teschner set the hymn text to a new tune. J. S. Bach created the harmonization that is commonly used, and John Mason Neale translated it into English.

This piece is available as a PDF download in the following combinations:
(Each version includes score and both parts in one PDF.)

• Harp, Piano, and Flute version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and Oboe version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and Clarinet version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and Bassoon version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and French Horn version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and Trumpet in B-flat version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and Alto Saxophone version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and Violin version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and Viola version: $12.00
• Harp, Piano, and Cello version: $12.00

Pages to print: score and parts file for each version is 20 pgs.

Duration: 4:22