Glagolitic Mass (Glagolská mše), for soloists, double chorus, organ and orchestra (1926), JW 3/9 (Janacek)

Leos Janacek (1854–1928)


Glagolitic Mass (Glagolská mše), for soloists, double chorus, organ and orchestra (1926), JW 3/9

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Glagolská mše (Missa Glagolitica): the text is in Old Church Slavonic, with five vocal movements that correspond to the Catholic Ordinary of the Mass, omitting `Dona nobis pacem` in the...Read more
Glagolská mše (Missa Glagolitica): the text is in Old Church Slavonic, with five vocal movements that correspond to the Catholic Ordinary of the Mass, omitting `Dona nobis pacem` in the Agnus Dei.
Premiered by the Brno Arts Society, conductor Jaroslav Kvapil, 5 December 1927, Brno.
In eight movements:
1. Úvod – Introduction (orchestra)
2. Gospodi pomiluj – Kyrie
3. Slava – Gloria
4. Vĕruju – Credo
5. Svet – Sanctus
6. Agneče Božij – Agnus Dei
7. Varhany sólo (Postludium) – Organ solo
8. Intrada – Exodus

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