Masses (music)

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form of sacred musical composition that sets the Mass

composition by Ludwig van Beethoven

mass setting composed by Guillaume de Machaut

Christian prayer

musical setting of the mass

choral composition by Janáček

1863 missa solemnis by Rossini

mass composed for orchestra and four-part choir by Puccini

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mass composed by Ludwig van Beethoven

extended musical setting of the mass

form of mass

1855 choral composition of Charles Gounod

1824 mass setting by Hector Berlioz, discovered in 1991

mass composed by Karl Jenkins

1971 musical theatre work composed by Leonard Bernstein

polyphonic setting of the mass from 14th century France

composition by Igor Stravinsky

Mass by Antonín Dvořák

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1990 musical composition by Arvo Pärt

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polyphonic mass written around 1360