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 OregonLive.com | Roger O. Doyle dies at 72, leaving legacy of choirs, teaching at University of ... OregonLive.com I still listen to our performance of 'Missa Solemnis' on the busy Southern Californian freeways down here. Provides a bit of comfort in the midst of heavy traffic." Doyle had "unbelievable humility," he said. "We all looked at him as this great amazing ... |
Traditional Catholicism, Winning in New York First Things (blog) Regarding the newly ordained diocesan priest in New York, the writer forgot to mention that the young priests first Mass was a Missa Solemnis according to the 1962 missal. Now that's what I call Traditional Catholicism winning. |
 The Guardian (blog) | Beethoven's 10th? Now there's a thought … The Guardian (blog) Gerhard was a child at the time, but he remembers Beethoven and his father Stephan regularly discussing "the artistic and financial success of his last two major works, the 9th Symphony and the Mass in D [the Missa Solemnis], plans for future ... |
 New Zealand Listener | Missa Solemnis review New Zealand Listener By | Published on May 12, 2012 | Issue 3757 Once again, after hearing a work commonly called a masterpiece, I found myself wondering why Beethoven's great Mass in D (or Missa Solemnis) is not as well known and well loved as Bach's B minor Mass or ... |
Review: A night of soulful Beethoven Charlotte Observer By Steven Brown Don't let the title of Beethoven's “Missa Solemnis” deceive you. It refers to how much of the Catholic Mass's Latin text is included. It doesn't mean that music should be solemn. Sometimes the “Missa” gets treated as if the performers ... |
