All Glory, Laud and Honor 2014

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Behind the lyrics of “All Glory, Laud and Honor” is a story of imprisonment and betrayal. It was written by Theodolph of Orleans while imprisoned by a paranoid ruler. The injustice destroyed his life, but the dire circumstances brought forth a fuller appreciation of the promise of eternal life that awaited him.

Read the full hymn history on the blog.

Info:

Words:	Theodulph of Orleans
Music:	Melchior Teschner
Key:	Bb major
Time Sig:	4/4
Tempo:	118 \| up tempo
Tune:	ST. THEODULPH
Meter:	7.6.7.6.D.
CCLI #:	5242810
Verse:	John 12:13

Ideas:

This arrangement is also a part of the Hosanna Palm Sunday Kid's Medley in the key of A with kid's voices.

All Glory Laud and Honor 2014 is a great call to worship and opening song for your praise set on Palm Sunday. Follow it with other popular praise songs:

Everlasting God / Brown
Your Love Never Fails / Skinner, McClarney

Read more about this arrangement at the HymnCharts blog.

This arrangement is created for a male worship leader (Bb or transpose to B) or female worship leader (transpose to A) with praise team vocals or SAB - the SATB has the typical 4 parts with the soprano singing melody. I think Bb is the perfect key for the wide-ranged melody of this hymn - not too high or too low.

I've added synth loops in A, Bb and B - click on the left, loops on the right.

It's interesting to me to hear how my arranging style has changed in the 11 years since I first arranged All Glory. This new 2014 version is more guitar-driven, syncopated and has loops for a more contemporary feel.

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