Messe de Nostre Dame
Album by Guillaume de Machaut & The Taverner Choir, Consort & Players & Andrew Parrott
Messe de Nostre Dame is a polyphonic mass by the medieval French composer Guillaume de Machaut, composed circa the 1360s. It employs modal polyphony and isorhythmic techniques within a unified multi-movement setting, representing one of the earliest complete mass settings by a single composer and a central work in the development of late medieval sacred music and in Machaut's liturgical oeuvre.

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- 1.Anonymous / Introïtus: Gaudeamus omnes in Domino4:02
- 2.Kyrie5:11
- 3.Gloria4:01
- 4.Anonymous / Oratio1:07
- 5.Anonymous / Epistulum2:00
- 6.Anonymous / Graduale: Audi Filia2:45
- 7.Anonymous / Alleluia: Nativitas gloriosae virginis Mariae2:15
- 8.Anonymous / Sequentia: Hac clara die2:43
- 9.Anonymous / Evangelium4:26
- 10.Credo5:55
- 11.Anonymous / Offertorium: Diffusa est gratia1:35
- 12.Anonymous / Praefatio2:24
- 13.Sanctus - Benedictus4:29
- 14.Anonymous / Pater noster1:42
- 15.Agnus Dei3:02
- 16.Anonymous / Communio: Diffusa est gratia0:47
- 17.Anonymous / Postcommunio1:07
- 18.Ite missa est0:50






