FTP, name this sacred mass by Beethoven
Schindler described the composer's state as Erdenentrucktheit, translated as "oblivion of everything earthly," while he was composing this work, which was created for Archduke Rudolph's installation as Archbishop of Olmutz.  The work contains a break in style from the first part to the second as the Kyrie and Gloria are written in the more classical style of "true church music," whereas the Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei have more dramatic elements, which are not part of traditional religious music.  FTP, name this sacred mass by Beethoven
Schindler described the composer's state as Erdenentrucktheit, translated as "oblivion of everything earthly," while he was composing this work, which was created for Archduke Rudolph's installation as Archbishop of Olmutz.  
Missa Solemnis or Mass for soloists, chorus, and orchestra in D Major