The earliest composition of this type with its distinct movements grouped together was found in Tournai.
The earliest composition of this type with its distinct movements grouped together was found in Tournai. To get a job in Saxony after the death of Augustus the Strong, Johann Sebastian Bach sent an incomplete piece of this type composed in the Neapolitan style to the Dresden court. The Burgundian song L'homme armé ("LUM arMAY") was used as the cantus firmus for many of these pieces, such as those created by (*) Josquin des Prez ("joes-CAN de PRAY"). Bach's best-known piece of this type is in 27 movements and is only known by the name of its key - B minor. These pieces usually set five distinct texts to words, some of which are titled "Agnus Dei", "Kyrie", and "Gloria". For 10 points, name these pieces which are played during Catholic Ordinary services.
The earliest composition of this type with its distinct movements grouped together was found in Tournai.
mass [or misa; accept Mass in B minor]