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Gloriosa (Ito)

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Gloriosa is a "symphonic poem for band" composed by Yasuhide Ito. There are three movements which include: Oratio (1st mvnt), Cantus (2nd mvnt), and Dies Festus (3rd mvnt). These songs are about Japanese Christians of the Edo Period and their fight to keep their ways unchanged.

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