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Bruckner's '''''Mass for {{CC|Maundy Thursday}}''''', written in 1844, consists of his first setting of the | Bruckner's '''''Mass for {{CC|Maundy Thursday}}''''', written in 1844, consists of his first setting of the ''{{CC|Graduals|Graduale}} {{NoCo|Christus factus est}}'', the first third of a ''[[Credo]]'' (to "et incarnatus est"), the ''{{CC|Offertories|Offertorium}} [[Dextera Domini]]'', ''[[Sanctus]]'' and ''[[Agnus Dei]]''. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*{{IMSLP2|Messe für den Gründonnerstag, WAB 9 (Bruckner, Anton)}} | *{{IMSLP2|Messe für den Gründonnerstag, WAB 9 (Bruckner, Anton)}} | ||
==Original texts== | ==Original texts== | ||
*{{LinkText|6|Christus factus est|Credo|Dextera Domini|Sanctus|Benedictus qui venit|Agnus Dei}} | *{{LinkText|6|Christus factus est|Credo|Dextera Domini|Sanctus|Benedictus qui venit|Agnus Dei}} | ||
Latest revision as of 01:30, 8 April 2021
Bruckner's Mass for Maundy Thursday, written in 1844, consists of his first setting of the Graduale Christus factus est, the first third of a Credo (to "et incarnatus est"), the Offertorium Dextera Domini, Sanctus and Agnus Dei.
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Original texts
- Original text and translations may be found at Christus factus est, Credo, Dextera Domini, Sanctus, Benedictus qui venit, and Agnus Dei.