Masses for 4 and 5 voices
Album by William Byrd & The Sixteen & Harry Christophers
Masses for 4 and 5 Voices is a set of Renaissance Mass settings by William Byrd, published in 1592. Composed in Latin for four and five vocal parts, the works employ dense imitative polyphony, modal harmony and expressive text‑setting, and represent rare examples of Roman Catholic liturgical music produced in Elizabethan England, marking an important facet of Byrd's sacred output and of English Renaissance church music history.
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Disc 1
- 1.Diliges Dominum3:20
- 2.Ad Dominum cum tribularer10:53
- 3.Mass for 5 voices: Introïtus: Gaudeamus omnes5:14
- 4.Mass for 5 voices: Kyrie1:45
- 5.Mass for 5 voices: Gloria5:34
- 6.Mass for 5 voices: Graduale: Timete Dominum4:43
- 7.Mass for 5 voices: Credo10:03
- 8.Mass for 5 voices: Offertorium: Iustorum animae2:46
- 9.Mass for 5 voices: Sanctus2:34
- 10.Mass for 5 voices: Benedictus1:33
- 11.Mass for 5 voices: Agnus Dei3:37
- 12.Mass for 5 voices: Communio: Beati mundo corde3:31
Disc 2
- 2.Super flumina Babylonis6:18
- 3.Quomodo cantabimus6:08
- 4.Tu es Pastor ovium2:14
- 5.Quodcunque ligaveris4:04
- 6.Hodie Simon Petrus3:41
- 7.Mass for 4 voices: Introïtus: Nunc scio vere5:46
- 8.Mass for 4 voices: Kyrie2:25
- 9.Mass for 4 voices: Gloria6:14
- 10.Mass for 4 voices: Graduale: Constitues eos Principes2:45
- 11.Mass for 4 voices: Alleluia (from Tu es Petrus)0:28
- 12.Mass for 4 voices: Credo8:39
- 13.Mass for 4 voices: Offertorium: Constitues eos Principes1:45
- 14.Mass for 4 voices: Sanctus2:33
- 15.Mass for 4 voices: Benedictus1:30
- 16.Mass for 4 voices: Agnus Dei3:36
- 17.Mass for 4 voices: Communio: Tu es Petrus1:46







