Missa Gaudeamus (Josquin Desprez)

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 Kyrie
#153659 - 2.72MB - 2:58 -  0.0/10 2 4 6 8 10 (0) - - !N/!N/!N - 418x

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 Gloria
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 Credo
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 Sanctus
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 Agnus Dei
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Performer Pages:

University of Kansas Collegium Musicum (Chorus, Orchestra)
Simon Carrington (Conductor)

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Richard St. Clair

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 Complete score
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Richard St. Clair

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Richard St. Clair

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General Information

Work Title Missa Gaudeamus
Alternative Title
Composer Josquin Desprez
Language Latin
Piece Style Renaissance
Instrumentation Voices SATB, Instruments SATB
Extra Information RISM 201001100 (19th century? manuscript copy, Leipzig)

RISM 451016190 (manuscript copy, Münster)


Misc. Comments

Apparently attributed to Ockeghem until a certain point: the Leipzig copy (dating from 1834 and made by Friedrich Rochlitz?) attributes this mass probably wrongly to "Okenheim" - an old name for Ockeghem used even in the early part of the 20th century (Barrett, 1911: "Okenheim, Okeghem, or Ockegem, as he is variously called").

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