Guillaume de Mauchaut wrote one of these compositions named for Notre Dame that was the first one of these composed.
Guillaume de Mauchaut wrote one of these compositions named for Notre Dame that was the first one of these composed. Ones by composers like Josquin used the cantus firmus L'homme armé. Most settings of this end with the statement "Grant us peace" in the "Agnus Dei," and they open with a "Kyrie." Palestrina wrote one named after Pope Marcellus. Bach composed one in B minor despite being a Lutheran. They also include settings of the "Gloria," "Sanctus," and the Nicene Creed, and ones for the dead are named "Requiems." For 10 points, name this weekly Catholic ritual, which is often set to music.
Guillaume de Mauchaut wrote one of these compositions named for Notre Dame that was the first one of these composed.
{Masses} ordinary [or {missa}; or ordinary {masses}]