Frölich willen wir Halleluia singen

A joyous motet for SATB, Frölich wollen wir Halleluia singen is a setting of a German sacred text. The words speak of singing alleluia with joyful hearts, celebrating the redemption from sin and the abundance found in faith. Lupus Hellinck’s music would have been sung in sacred settings, likely during periods of celebration or thanksgiving. Its rich four-part texture and exultant message make it a vibrant choice for a choir looking to present a powerful and uplifting motet from the Renaissance period.