Vivaldi’s “Gloria” (RV 589) is an exuberant and uplifting choral piece that embodies the joy and reverence of Baroque sacred music. Composed by Antonio Vivaldi in the early 18th century, this work is set to the Latin text of the Christian Gloria, a hymn of praise. The music combines bright, energetic orchestration with soaring vocal harmonies from both soloists and the choir, creating an atmosphere of celebration and grandeur. Each movement showcases a distinct mood, from jubilant and triumphant to reflective and serene, capturing a full emotional range. Known for its elegance and vitality, Gloria remains one of Vivaldi’s most beloved and widely performed choral masterpieces, often celebrated for its accessibility, warmth, and timeless spiritual resonance.
- Full mix. Duration 2:41. Starts at 0:00 in the preview.
- No harpsichord. Duration 2:41. Starts at 2:24 in the preview.
- No choir, no harpsichord. Duration: 2:41. Starts at 4:49 in the preview.
- No choir. Duration: 2:41. Starts at 7:08 in the preview.
