BYZANTINE (Eastern/Russian) MASS for OF use.
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Does anyone know of a Mass ordinary composed in the Byzantine (or other Eastern/Russian) style for the OF. I'm looking for something to be sung a capella, with fairly tight harmonies.
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Mass of St. Michael, found in the St. Michael Hymnal, is based on the Ukrainian chant melodies.
https://stmichaelhymnal.com/MassParts
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Paul Jernberg's "Mass of St. Philip Neri" is another Eastern-influenced setting. Here's the Gloria:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roxW_518SSg
More info is at http://www.pauljernberg.com/ .Thanked by 1sergeantedward -
I enjoy Jernberg’s music and use of Byzantine tones. I use this mass at the parish I direct. People really enjoy it. Being Byzantine rite myself sometimes I feel like Jernberg places text in a way Byzantines wouldn’t but it just little things.
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Omgsh I didnt think to ask for that here. Thank you for asking this. I would love this too. Anyone here read Melkite chant?
I cannot work out something.
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