Tap any note to start playing from there. The verse tune is sung twice per verse (first and second lines, then third and fourth), and the Gloria is repeated.
How it fits together
Each verse uses the same short tune twice, then the Gloria comes round twice. The whole melody sits within one octave: the lowest note is the one on “high” and “in”, the highest is the very first note of “Glo-”. If that top note feels strained, drop the key; if “high” rumbles, raise it.
The Gloria
It is a falling sequence: the same six-note shape, “long-short, four quick”, starting one step lower each bar. Learn the first bar on a neutral “loo”, then simply step it down. Choirs share the breathing, but on your own you need a deep breath before “Glo-” and, if needed, a quick sip at the start of the fifth bar, where the run is halfway down.
Singing it unaccompanied
Use the Starting note button before each attempt, and check yourself at the end of the Gloria: your last note should land back on the same note you started on. If it doesn’t, the usual culprit is the Gloria sagging flat as it descends, so keep each new bar’s first note bright.