Again this year the Sacred Music Colloquium included a Mass celebrated in Spanish: this time a votive Mass of Our Lady of Guadalupe, with wonderful music of the Spanish Renaissance, on Thursday, July 4.
The Mass setting was La misa Caça by Cristobal de Morales, and the Mass included motets by Guerrero and de la Torre. The propers were sung in new plainchant adaptations by Janet Gorbitz and Jennifer Donelson. Music for the Mass can be viewed in the colloquium repertoire book at pages 103-134, except for a motet by Cornelius Verdonck of the Spanish Netherlands, which was a late substitution.
Photos by Charles Cole are on-line at New Liturgical Movement, and here are audio excerpts:
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- Prelude: Bach, Fantasia super “Komm, heiliger Geist” (BWV 651)
- Processional interlude
- Introit: Un gran señal
- Kyrie: Morales: La misa Caça
- Gloria: Morales, La misa Caça
- Psalm: Tú eres la honra de nuestro pueblo (Mahrt/Cabezon)
- Alleluia, Dichosa tu
- Offertory: Dios te salve, Maria
- Interlude
- Motet: Verdonck, Ave gratia plena
- Interlude
- Sanctus/Benedictus: Morales, La misa Caça
- Padre nuestro
- Agnus Dei: Morales, La misa Caça
- Communion: Nos ha hecho
- Interlude
- Motet: Guerrero, O celestial medicina!
- Interlude
- De la Torre: Adoremoste, Señor
- Vierne: Toccata from Suite Nr. 2, op. 53:
Thanks to the anonymous attendee who posted a video of portions of the Mass on-line; the above image is a screenshot from it.