Intermediate Mass Sheet Music

Commissioned by the 2015 Three Choirs Festival, this is Chilcott's second setting of the Evening Canticles. Bright and rhythmical, the 'Magnificat' features syncopated chords in the organ part that pu...

This is a lyrical and tonally rich setting of the Latin Mass, composed to commemorate the 900th anniversary of The Priory Church of St Bartholomew the Great. The work, scored for SATB, organ, and opti...

The Pastoral Mass op. 24 was first published on 24 . It was performed in Augsburg in December 1851 and has since become an integral part of Christmas church music in Bavaria. In addition to this mass,...

The Mass of the Resurrection is a liturgical work that invites contemplation and celebration of Christ's victory over death. Structured around the four main traditional parts of the Mass, this composi...

The Mass of the Resurrection is a liturgical work that invites contemplation and celebration of Christ's victory over death. Structured around the four main traditional parts of the Mass, this composi...

The Pastoral Mass op. 24 was first published on 24 . It was performed in Augsburg in December 1851 and has since become an integral part of Christmas church music in Bavaria. In addition to this mass,...

The Latin text of the mass is venerable, universal, and unites people. For the German Protestant Church Congress 2015, this ancient text was set in contemporary style by Tilman Jäger under the title M...

Written to celebrate the 950th anniversary of St Mary Magdalen Church, Oxford, this compelling double-choir setting of the Missa brevis is suitable for both liturgical and concert settings. The work o...

Mehrere Besetzungsmöglichkeiten: Chor, Gemeinde und Orgel, Schlagzeug ad lib. oder Chor a cappella, Schlagzeug ad lib.; Kombination mit den 3 kleinen Meditationen für Instrumente (V,Va,Vc,Hfe) BA6130...

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina’s Missa Papae Marcelli is one of the most famous works of the Renaissance age. And it’s not just the early 17th-century myth that this piece “saved” polyphonic sacred...

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina’s Missa Papae Marcelli is one of the most famous works of the Renaissance age. And it’s not just the early 17th-century myth that this piece “saved” polyphonic sacred...