$4.30
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| Publication | 2014 |
This setting is based on Renaissance models, but with organ, and each movement is musically set apart but they all share common motives. There is no Creed, and the choral writing ranges from intimate to expansive. Dr Quinn has led several church music programs around the country and abroad. A beautiful Mass to add to your repertoire.
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There is a chant-like character to this Latin Mass in four movements; the Credo is omitted. With some contrapuntal choral passages and organ music on three staves, this Mass is moderately sophisticated, especially in the passages of unaccompanied singing. There are small divisi phrases and an optional solo; the music is very expressive. While not extremely difficult, this Mass will be attractive to the above- average church choir.
—James McCray, The Diapason
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