Mass in B minor, BWV 232. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
| I. Missa | Kyrie eleison | ||
| Christe eleison | |||
| Kyrie eleison |
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| Gloria in excelsis Deo | |||
| Et in terra pax | |||
| Laudamus te | |||
| Gratias agimus tibi | |||
| Domine Deus | |||
| Qui tollis | |||
| Qui sedes | |||
| Quoniam tu solus sanctus | |||
| Cum Sancto Spiritu |
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| Interval |
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| II. Symbolum Nicenum | Credo in unum Deum |
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| Patrem omnipotentem | |||
| Et in unum Dominum | |||
| Et incarnatus est | |||
| Crucifixus | |||
| Et resurrexit | |||
| Et in Spiritum sanctum | |||
| Confiteor | |||
| Et expecto resurrectionem |
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| III. Sanctus | Sanctus, sanctus, sanctus | ||
| Pleni sunt cœli |
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| IV. Osanna | Osanna in excelsis |
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| Benedictus qui venit in nomine Domini | |||
| Osanna in excelsis (repetatur)
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| Agnus Dei | |||
| Dona nobis pacem |
“Perhaps the most useful means of summing up the meaning and content [of the Mass in B Minor] is to consider its ‘universality’, as the complete work unites Catholic and Lutheran confessions.”
Professor John Butt, Gardiner Chair of Music at the University of Glasgow,
Bach Scholar and Musical Director of the Dunedin Consort.
Patron of the Aberdeen Bach Choir.
