Mass in D major

Album by Antonín Dvořák & Pražský filharmonický sbor & Lubomír Mátl & Josef Kšica

Mass in D major is a choral Mass by Czech composer Antonín Dvořák, composed in 1887. Scored for choir, soloists and orchestra, it exemplifies Dvořák's late-Romantic liturgical writing through lyrical melodies, folk-influenced modal harmonies and a symphonic approach to vocal forces, occupying a place in his mature output that reflects an interest in blending national elements with the church-music tradition.

First released: September 1994

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1.
Mass for Solo Voices, Mixed Chorus and Organ in D major, op. 86: I. Kyrie
7:09
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Mass for Solo Voices, Mixed Chorus and Organ in D major, op. 86: II. Gloria
8:48
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Mass for Solo Voices, Mixed Chorus and Organ in D major, op. 86: III. Credo
12:36
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Mass for Solo Voices, Mixed Chorus and Organ in D major, op. 86: IV. Sanctus (att.)
2:10
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Mass for Solo Voices, Mixed Chorus and Organ in D major, op. 86: V. Benedictus
6:42
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Mass for Solo Voices, Mixed Chorus and Organ in D major, op. 86: VI. Agnus Dei
5:24
7.
Ave Maria, op. 19b
2:59
8.
Hymnus ad laudes in festo SS. Trinitatis
2:42
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Ave maris stella, op. 19b
3:23
10.
O sanctissima, op. 19a
2:52