Missa in G minor, BWV 235: Difference between revisions

*Missa*
Missa
BWV 235
Short mass by J. S. Bach
	Lysa castle, possibly the location of the first performances
Key	G minor
Related	BWV 102; BWV 72; BWV 187;
Text	Kyrie and Gloria
Composed	1738?: Leipzig
Vocal	SATB choir and solo
Instrumental	oboes; strings; continuo;

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The Missa in G minor, BWV 235, is a composition of the Latin Mass by Johann Sebastian Bach, consisting of the parts [Kyrie] Error: {{Lang}}: unrecognized language code: gr (help) and Gloria. He composed four such settings possibly in 1738. They are sometimes called Missa brevis or Lutheran Mass. Bach derived the six movements from his cantatas as parodies.

Movements

No.	Title	Voice	Base
1	Kyrie eleison – Christe eleison – Kyrie eleison	Chorus	BWV 102
2	Gloria in excelsis	Chorus	BWV 72
3	Gratias	Bass	BWV 187/4
4	Domine Fili	Alto	BWV 187/3
5	Qui tollis – Quoniam	Tenor	BWV 187/5
6	Cum sancto Spiritu	Chorus	BWV 187

Discography

External links

Free scores by Mass in G minor, BWV 235 at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)
Missae Breves & Sanctus BWV 233-242 on bach-cantatas

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 | text                  = [[Kyrie]] and [[Gloria in excelsis Deo|Gloria]]
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+| vocal                 = [[SATB|{{abbr|SATB|soprano, alto, tenor and bass}}]] choir and solo
-* [[SATB|{{abbr|SATB|soprano, alto, tenor and bass}}]] choir
-* solo: alto, tenor and bass
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-The '''{{lang|la|Missa}}''' in [[G minor]], '''BWV 235''', is a composition of the [[Latin]] [[Mass (liturgy)|Mass]] by [[Johann Sebastian Bach]], consisting of the parts ''{{lang|gr|Kyrie}}'' and ''{{lang|la|Gloria}}''. He composed four [[Missa (Bach)|such settings]] possibly in 1738. It is sometimes called ''{{lang|la|Missa brevis}}'' or Lutheran Mass. Bach derived the six movements from his cantatas as [[Parody music|parodies]].
+The '''{{lang|la|Missa}}''' in [[G minor]], '''BWV 235''', is a composition of the [[Latin]] [[Mass (liturgy)|Mass]] by [[Johann Sebastian Bach]], consisting of the parts {{lang|gr|Kyrie}} and {{lang|la|Gloria}}. He composed four [[Bach's church music in Latin#Bach's short masses BWV 233—236 (1738-39?)|such settings]] possibly in 1738. They are sometimes called {{lang|la|Missa brevis}} or Lutheran Mass. Bach derived the six movements from his cantatas as [[Parody music|parodies]].
 == Movements ==
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  |-
  | &nbsp; 1
- | ''Kyrie eleison – Christe eleison – Kyrie eleison''
+ | Kyrie eleison – Christe eleison – Kyrie eleison
  | Chorus
  | [[BWV 102]]
  |-
  | &nbsp; 2
- | ''Gloria in excelsis''
+ | Gloria in excelsis
  | Chorus
  | [[BWV 72]]
  |-
  | &nbsp; 3
- | ''Gratias''
+ | Gratias
  | Bass
  | [[BWV 187]]/4
  |-
  | &nbsp; 4
- | ''Domine Fili''
+ | Domine Fili
  | Alto
  | [[BWV 187]]/3
  |-
  | &nbsp; 5
- | ''Qui tollis'' – ''Quoniam''
+ | Qui tollis'' – ''Quoniam
  | Tenor
  | [[BWV 187]]/5
  |-
  | &nbsp; 6
- | ''Cum sancto Spiritu''
+ | Cum sancto Spiritu
  | Chorus
  | [[BWV 187]]