Misa di poli woli

Kathy

melofluent

Perfectly in keeping with the compositional prescriptions of MS! Brilliant.

Kudos to Curtis.

CharlesW

This and the Pirate Gloria are two of my favorites.

Liam

aka Misa di V. Francesco di Capra; the first half of the closing scene from You Can't Take With You, Frank Capra's metaphor for heavenly harmony and counterpoint of people and action (sometimes musical), with PW functioning as a cantus firmus....:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qyWX0MCcZY

ronkrisman

Curtis' falsetto may be an argument for some to bring back the castrati.

I find everything he sings in that register to be grating, whether it be a choral masterpiece or a ditty such as this.

melofluent

Father, dude- Curtis sounds light years better than Moreschi. You're crazy, mon, crazy!

ajplafond

Kathy-
Is there anywhere I could get the sheet music for this? I think it might be an improvement upon some of the Kyries around here...
But seriously, is there anywhere?

ajplafond

Ha. Just found it.Missa di Poli Woli Doodle (Kyrie)/a>

Chris Garton-Zavesky

This link takes me back here!

FidemInFidebus

I wouldn't put it past the DM at my church to use this. And it would be an improvement to the years long torture of Missa Di Pony.

Casavant Organist

https://www.sjmpbooks.com/files/missa_di_poli_woli.pdf

ajplafond

Guess I should figure out how to make a link....

JonLaird

Is there a version with the tropes in Latin, for the EF, printed on Renaissance-style partbooks? I'd like to use it for our EF "children's mass." We are all about "meeting the people where they are."

Kathy

Yes, this is important! Young people love this!

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