| The Missa Sancti Dominici belongs, through its mooring with trumpets and drums, in the category of the missa solemnis. |
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| The term missa has come to imply a 'mission', because at the end of the Mass the congregation are sent out to serve Christ. |
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| As with the old Missa Brevis, so too nowadays it's not strictly necessary to set the Credo to fresh music. |
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| The concert includes Mozart's Requiem, Missa Brevis, operatic arias and music for the Christmas season. |
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| Look at the failures of conductors and orchestras and choruses to perform the Missa Solemnis. |
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| As shown above, Bach combined the Kyrie and Gloria into the Missa, according to the common practice of that time. |
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| Stubbings is a previous Master of the Music and Missa Stella Splendens is a festal congregational communion setting. |
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| The Missa Choralis was written by Franz Liszt in 1865 while he was in Rome. |
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| The Missa pro sponsis, a votive Mass without Gloria or Credo, is celebrated with white Mass vestments. |
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| This edition featured the Missa in Angustiis with the recording by Bach-Collegium Stuttgart being selected as the best available. |
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| Davis conducted with elegance and charm, offering deep insights into some of the most difficult repertoire, not least the Missa Solemnis. |
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| Missa has managed the family business, WASSA Agro-Group, since 1995 and with increasing success. |
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| In a Missa Cantata, the priest may chant the Epistle at the altar, or another cleric may chant the Epistle in the sanctuary, after which the choir sings the appointed chants. |
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| Once the Missa Cantata began and the great moment drew near, my heart beat faster and faster, in expectation of the visit of the great God who was about to descend from Heaven, to unite Himself to my poor soul. |
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| Pärt's Missa Syllabica and Gregorian chants. |
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