New Mass Setting Options
  • awicke
    Posts: 8
    Hi There! I am new on the scene and am trying to find all the possible new mass settings so that we can learn something other than a revised "Mass of Creation" etc. come Advent. Please let me know how many there are to choose from and where I can find them. Thanks a bunch!

    A
  • eft94530eft94530
    Posts: 1,577
    Along the top of every Forum webpage is a banner with a blue Search button.
    There are several Discussions which address your question.
  • francis
    Posts: 10,847
    Mine is here:

    An English Ordinary

    You will see the ad for "An English Ordinary" on the right hand side of the page. You can hear simulations by clicking the link below the cover.

    Then I also have a new missa solemnis on this forum... so far finished three of the ordinary parts... more coming.
  • RagueneauRagueneau
    Posts: 2,592
    Here are SEVERAL ORDINARIES using the New Translation (100% free downloads of each Mass in its entirety) that you might enjoy looking at.

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    And here is a Mass I wrote a few weeks ago: Simple (free) Mass using the New Translation
  • Claire H
    Posts: 370
    I browsed around OCP, GIA, and WLP last night to see what they have to offer, and actually found something that I think might work well for my parish, and to me seems like a rather brilliant concept.

    "Mass of Charity and Love"
    http://www.wlp.jspaluch.com/11896.htm

    Description: "A noble, simple, and accessible new Mass setting based on the popular hymn 'Where Charity and Love Prevail'."

    Those three adjectives -- noble, simple, and accessible -- very aptly sum up the approach I take, and I find this Mass to excellent fulfill them.
  • Claire H
    Posts: 370
    ...plus, its style and phrasing are reminiscent of chant. I couldn't help but notice the contrast to so many other Glorias I listened to that were strongly metered in 3/4 or 6/8!
  • BenBen
    Posts: 3,114
    Here is GIA's new settings
    And their revised settings

    Personally, I would use the Unity Mass gloria whenever possible. That is, if you want to make me puke. :P

    Seriously though, here's a couple good non-chant settings:

    Community Mass
    Mass for the City
    German Mass (Has an instrumental part for strings that is quite nice, if that's your thing)
  • Paul F. Ford
    Posts: 864
    Please see The Psallite Mass at http://www.theromanmissal.org/LUYH.htm
  • RagueneauRagueneau
    Posts: 2,592
    You may also consider the ARROWSMITH Gloria
  • Speravi
    Posts: 6
    Hello all! Where can we find MORE options?? MORE than the usual from usual publishers?? I for one, am desperate to see and hear MORE of what (currently unpublished) composers have to offer!! For example: what about all of those submissions to the NPM Mass competition that didn't win?? Please offer some feedback on this. Thanks!
  • Claire H
    Posts: 370
    Looks like the St. Michael Hymnal, 4th Edition will have a NUMBER of excellent options. Very exciting!

    www.stmichaelhymnal.com
  • Adam WoodAdam Wood
    Posts: 6,482
    It's been mentioned in another thread, but...
    the Psallite Mass: At the Table of the Lord is quite good.</a?
  • johntenorcom
    Posts: 3
    Hi - here's a new setting that Haig Mardirosian wrote for Cantor, Choir and Organ.

    http://www.scoreexchange.com/scores/113164.html

    Here's some info about the composer:
    http://hmardirosian.fatcow.com/home.htm

    Would be interested to know what listeners think of this!

    John
  • francis
    Posts: 10,847
    is there a sample?
  • johntenorcom
    Posts: 3
    You have to download the Scorch plugin from Sibelius and then you can see the score and hear a computer generated performance. There are directions on the page at Score Exchange.
  • francis
    Posts: 10,847
    on ipod

    will look from computer
  • henry
    Posts: 244
    Has anyone seen the Mass of Grace by Lisa Stafford (WLP)? Has a refrain Gloria and a through-composed. The through-composed is in chant style and very nice.
  • Jeffrey TuckerJeffrey Tucker
    Posts: 3,624
    yes, the through composed version would make a dignified parish Gloria.
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