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Added Jul 31, 2026
Composer: Tony Britten
Uploaded By: Choir PDFs
Format: Solfa
Language: English, French, German
Pages: 3 pages

UEFA Champions League Anthem by Tony Britten — Lyrics

VERSE 1 The trumpet shall be heard on high The dead in Christ shall rise again, again The trumpet, the trumpet shall sound In the sky on that day Our Saviour shall descend With the angels singing Hallelujah The dead in Christ shall all arise And meet with the Lord These are the champions The trumpet, the trumpet shall sound In the sky on that day The righteous, the righteous Shall all be crown'd as champions VERSE 2 Ce sont les meilleures equipes Es sind die allerbesten Mannschaften Die Meister, die Besten, les grandes Des equipes, the champions Une grande reunion Eine grosse sportliche veranstaltung The main event, ils sont les meilleurs
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About UEFA Champions League Anthem

Choirs are known for their bold creativity, and this score is a brilliant example of bringing a globally recognized melody into a sacred space. Here, the majestic "UEFA Champions League Anthem" by Tony Britten has been reimagined by a local arranger for choir presentation. The grand, sweeping chords and building vocal lines are set to three different options for lyrics, allowing the director to choose the message that best fits the occasion.

The first and third lyric settings transform the piece into a triumphant Christian anthem about the Second Coming. With powerful lines like "The trumpet shall be heard on high" and "The dead in Christ shall rise again," the music’s royal energy is used to picture the ultimate victory of the righteous. The second setting preserves the original trilingual UEFA lyrics in French, German, and English, keeping the iconic "Die Meister, die Besten" that football fans know so well.

This arrangement is perfect for a special choir concert, a youth harvest celebration, or a grand festival presentation. It takes the thrilling, stadium-filling excitement of the original anthem and channels it into a massive choral declaration, reminding the listeners that the faithful will ultimately "be crown'd as champions."