| |  This short mass for St. John of God, mass no. 7 written in Bb is also known as “Kleine Orgelmesse” (short mass for an organ). It is intended for standard mixed choirs, solo sopranos, 1 and 2 violins, cellos, double basses and organ. It was reproduced by François Harquel. Christian Gouinguené reproduced the basso continuo and made the piano reduction. |
| | | This short mass for St. John of God, mass no. 7 written in Bb is also known as “Kleine Orgelmesse” (short mass for an organ). It is intended for standard mixed choirs, solo sopranos, 1 and 2 violins, cellos, double basses and organ. It was reproduced by François Harquel. Christian Gouinguené reproduced the basso continuo and made the piano reduction. |
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| | |  Antoine Brumel was a famous composer of the 15th century. This song is based on “En l’ombre d’un buissonnet” written by his celebrated contemporary Josquin des Prez.This mass is arranged for 4 voices divided into two canons of two parts. The Kyrie eleison is very short (9 measures) just like the entire mass (281 measures). This his shortest work. Antoine Brumel also wrote around forty motets, fifteen or so masses and as many secular pieces. |
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