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The Ordinary of the Mass is the set of texts of the Roman Catholic Church Latin Rite Mass

The Ordinary of the Mass is the set of texts of the Roman Catholic Church Latin Rite Mass. The following parts, if not sung by the whole congregation, are traditionally sung by a choir: Kyrie eleison ("Lord have Mercy") Gloria ("Glory be to God on High") Credo ("I believe in one God")

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The Ordinary of the Mass is the set of texts of the Roman Catholic Church Latin Rite Mass

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  1. The Ordinary of the Mass is the set of texts of the Roman Catholic Church Latin Rite Mass The following parts, if not sung by the whole congregation, are traditionally sung by a choir: Kyrie eleison ("Lord have Mercy") Gloria ("Glory be to God on High") Credo ("I believe in one God") Sanctus ("Holy, Holy, Holy”) Agnus Dei("Lamb of God”)

  2. ‘Kyrie’ Through the Ages600-2000 How did we get here/hear?

  3. Kyrie Text Kyrie eleison (Lord have mercy) Christe eleison (Christ have mercy) Kyrie eleison (Lord have mercy)

  4. Gregorian Chant is named for St. Gregory the Great Pope from 590-640 who collected and reorganized existing chants into the liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church.

  5. General Characteristics Monophonic Gender Specific (monk s or nuns) Syllabic (1 pitch for syllable) Neumatic(2-3 pitches per syllable) Melismatic(many pitches per syllable) Modal (one of seven Greek modes) Unaccompanied (a cappella) Sacred Latin Legato

  6. Medieval Monks

  7. Latin Manuscript

  8. Greek Modes

  9. Rhythmic Modes

  10. Notation Evolution

  11. Text + Greek Mode +Rhythmic Mode=

  12. …………Plus Illuminated Manuscript

  13. Josquin des PrezFranco-Flemish Renaissaince Man1440-1521

  14. Missa “Ave Maris Stella”

  15. General Characteristics Polyphonic Counterpoint Gender Specific Modal Printed ‘Part’ Books Unaccompanied Dovetailing lines/Overlapping cadence Legato Latin

  16. Before music stands…….

  17. The invention of the printing press

  18. Early Part Books

  19. J.S. Bach(1685-1750)German Baroque Composer“Mass in B Minor” Before composing the Kyrie After composing the Kyrie

  20. General Characteristics Accompanied Strings, Organ, Harpsichord, Oboe SATB mixed chorus with soloists Major/Minor Tonality Dynamic & Articulation Contrast Clear cut cadence & form Tertian Harmony Ornamental & Decorative Latin

  21. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart(1756-1791)Classical Composer: Requiem Mass

  22. General Characteristics SATB mixed voices plus soloists Accompanied String Family/woodwinds/organ Fugue/Imitation Major/Minor Clarinet Dynamic & Articulation Contrast Latin

  23. St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna(where Mozart married & worked)

  24. Mozart’s Organ in Salzburg

  25. Franz Schubert(1797-1828)Early Romantic Composer

  26. General Characteristics Accompanied Strings, Piano, Woodwinds SATB mixed voices with soloists ABA Form with a coda Major & Minor Tonalities Dynamic Contrast Homophonic Texture Light & Happy Latin

  27. Gabriel Faure(1845-1924)Late Romantic Composer: Requiem

  28. General Characteristics Accompanied Strings, Harp, Bassoons, French Horn, Organ, Timpani SATB mixed voices & soloists Chromaticism Jazz Harmony Dynamic & Articulation Contrast Latin

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