The Triton Singers will be presenting “Gloria, A Brazilian Style Mass,” an original composition by Will Lopes, director of vocal music at Iowa Central, at 7 p.m. Saturday at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge.

“Gloria” is a musical setting of a traditional mass with a Latin-style twist, featuring music and lyrics by Lopes.

The performance is a commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the piece’s debut.

“It features all of the components of the liturgical Mass,” said Lopes. “There is a Gloria, Kyrie, Alleluia, Agnus Dei, the Gospel acclamation; everything that a traditional mass would have, but with original music.”

The Mass will be accompanied by a Brazilian style jazz combo featuring Tood Mason on bass, Isac Jamba on drums, Shelly Bottorf and Lopes on keyboard and Elinor Jensen on flute.

Each setting of the Mass will incorporate a different style of Brazilian music including Bossa Nova, Samba, Baiao, and Maracato.

“The vocal parts are all in English, but what makes it unique is that we will feature the four main rhythms we use in Brazilian music,” Lopes said. “All of the music is from the northeast part of Brazil, and with Isak also being from Brazil, we will capture the styles well.”

The “Gloria” performance will also feature special music, soloists, prayer and a reflection by the Rev. Jerry Raether of Humboldt.

The event is free and open to the public.