A polyphonic Kyrie
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I did it as a class assignment a few years ago - just ran into it on my computer and thought I'd share. The recording was made by students more or less sight-reading, so forgive them some slip-ups.
Private soundcloud link: https://soundcloud.com/michaelroberttaylor/michael-taylor-polyphonic-kyrie/s-bHaM4
Kyrie_I.pdf45K Christe.pdf47K Kyrie_II.pdf48K -
Lovely indeed!
I trust that you got an A+ for this class assignment.Thanked by 1CHGiffen -
Thanks. We had been studying Missa Pange Lingua by Josquin just before. I was new to both Catholicism and sacred polyphony at the time, now after many times hearing and singing the Pange Lingua chant the Josquin gives me the chills.
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