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AN ORIGINAL COMPOSITION FOR CHORUS
MISSA BREVIS
A Thesis
Presented to
the Graduate Faculty
Central Washington State College
In Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for the Degree
Master of Arts
by
Robert Austin Barbey
July, 1968
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APPROVED FOR THE GRADUATE FACULTY
________________________________ Robert M. Panerio, COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN _________________________________ Joseph S. Haruda _________________________________ John DeMerchant
DEDICATION
The wr±ter wishes to dedicate the composition Missa
Brevis to the Reverend Ivan Edward Merrick of Trinity Epis
copal Church, Everett, Washington.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. THE PROBLEM AND DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED . • •
II.
The Problem •
Statement of the problem
Importance of the study •
Limitations of the study
Definitions of Terms Used .
Mass
Cyclic
Lydian mode • • • • • • • • •
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE • •
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. . . . . . . . . III. ANALYSIS OF THE COMPOSITION . . . . . . . . . .
IV.
Kyrie Eleison •
Gloria
Credo •
Sanctus et Benedictus •
Agnus Dei •
SUMMARY • • • • •
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BIBLIOGRAPHY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
APPENDIX. Missa Brevis, An Original Composition for
Choir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM AND DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED
The setting of music to the Ordinary of the Mass has
intrigued many composers throughout history. Its dramatic con
tent is stimulating; its form is one which readily accepts a
musical mold.
One would assume that, with such a bountiful selection
of Mass settings, more of them would be in use today. Unfor
tunately most of the literature of the Mass is not suitable
for day-to-day use in the church. Those that are performed
suffer from over-use and a generally obsolete style that pre
cludes personal involvement on the part of the choir singer
or congregation.
I. THE PROBLEM
Statement of the problem. In the composition of this
Mass the composer was faced with several alternatives in the
selection of a suitable musical style. These choices were
narrowed to include (1) "traditional" or "romantic"; (2) "pop";
or "jazz"; (3) "folk-mass"; or (4) avant garde. The ultimate
choice was a synthesis, consisting of devices from fourteenth
century music, and elements of contemporary style.
An additional problem was encountered in considering
the technical limitations of an amateur choir. The music
should be mastered in a minimum of rehearsal time, but its
content should not be without challenge.
Importance of the study. In a church service that
follows a prescribed procedure an element of staleness can
intrude unless the routine is counterbalanced with fresh
material. The Mass presented here supplies an intriguing
alternative in the selection of new music for the worship
service.
Limitations of the study. The Mass offered here em
ploys a compositional device first used by the French com
poser Guillaume de Machaut. The technique has been termed
a "cyclic" Mass, and will be explained further in the
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chapter on analysis of the composition. This composer deemed
it impractical to overburden the composition with various
other techniques solely for the sake of their employment.
The use of the "cyclic" device constitutes a concession to
the practical aspects of a medieval method of compositional
unification. It would, however, be impossible not to employ
other general devices of musical composition, but since the
"cyclic" technique was originally applied to the Mass, it
is the raison d'etre for the Missa Brevis presented here.
II. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED
Mass. A musical setting of the Ordinary of the Mass,
the liturgical sections of which have been declared invariable.
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They are: the Kyrie Eleison, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus et Bene
dictus, and the Agnus Dei.
"Cyclic". "An adjective which implies some unity between
the various sections or movements of an extended work, more par
ticularly the unity which arises from thematic connection of
some kind." (6:173)
Lydian mode. A name derived from the Greek musical
system. A set of musical tones containing a fixed intervallic
relationship. The lydian mode is illustrated by playing a
scale from F to F on the piano while using only white keys.
Other technical terms are dealt with in the chapter on
analysis of the composition.
CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
From the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries Masses
were based on the melodies of Gregorian Chant or plainsong.
As the art of polyphony developed, the old plainsong chants
were used as cantus fermi, or "fixed songs" upon which a
polyphonic texture was superimposed.
Until the early fifteenth century little attempt was
made at unification of the various sections of the Mass.
Services usually consisted of selections gleaned from varied
sources with little thought given to homogeniety.
Salient among the exceptions to this practice was the
Messe Notre-Dame composed by Guillaume de Machaut (1300-
1377) who incorporated in his work a certain unifying device
which has been employed in the Mass presented here. This
device, known as the "cyclic" technique, is extremely signi-
ficant in the study of music of the Renaissance. As Bukofzer
indicates:
Since the early days of musical research Mass cycles of the fifteenth century have attracted special attention of scholars and musicians alike for reasons that are still valid today. The cyclic Mass holds a central place in the music of the period because it embodies the most representative and extended form of Renaissance music •. - • It is no exaggeration to assert that the cycle of the Ordinary of the Mass was the focal point on which all artistic aspirations and technical achievements of the composer converged. It held as dominating and prominent a place
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in the hierarchy of musical values as the symphony did in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (2:217).
Up until the Mass cycle the liturgical point of view had demi-
nated, declaring that since these sections were not sung con-
secutively there was no need for unification. The intersper-
sion of prayers and chants precluded any continuity for the
musical portions of the service. This view held until chal
lenged by the composers of the Renaissance.
It takes a very bold and independent mind to conceive the idea that the invariable parts of the Mass should be composed not as separate liturgical items, but as a set of five musically coherent compositions. In the latter case the means of unification are provided by the composer, not the liturgy. This idea, which is the historical premise of the cyclic Ordinary, betrays the weakening of the purely liturgical consideration and the strengthening of essentially aesthetic concepts. The "absolute'' work of art begins to encroach on liturgical function. (2:218).
CHAPTER III
ANALYSIS OF THE COMPOSITION
The composition achieves unity between the sections
through utilization of the fifteenth century device employed
in the so-called ''cyclic" Masses. This technique consisted
of the introduction of resemblant thematic material of a
motival nature at the beginning of each of the sections of
the Mass. Notable among its users was the French composer
of the Ars Nova School, Guillaume de Machaut, who introduced
the sections of his Messe Notre-Dame in this manner. Accord-
ing to Machabey, the device
• • • may be regarded as the generating cell of this vast composition: not only does one encounter it in each of the sections, but in addition it gives rise to imitations, to fugal entries, to repetitions, to counter melodies in long time values (Kyrie), well proving that Machaut made of it the basic material of his Messe Notre-Dame (4:356).
The motive employed in this Mass consists of this in-
tervallic relationship:
Example 1.
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In the opening section (Kyrie), the lower interval of
a perfect fourth has the scale relationship of I to V:
Example 2.
j J j Lord have mer-cy up- on us.
In the Agnus Dei, the same perfect fourth becomes a I
to IV interval:
Example 3.
r I r ... ~ Oh Lamb of God
Other examples of the motive are cited as they appear
in the complete analysis.
I. KYRIE ELEISON
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The Kyrie begins in the lydian mode with a fragment of
the motive (see Example 2) and continues in soprano and alto
unison in a syncopated rhythm. Tenor and bass join the unison
in octaves at measure three. The opening melody is heard now
in the tenor and bass while sopranos and altos provide poly-
phonic support in a style not unlike the early hocket:
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Example 4.
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The melody is then passed to the altos in EP, then to
the tenors in B~. The contrapuntal activity now yields to a
rhythmic chordal figure which is repeated until a quasi-stretto
effect brings the section to a close with a unison on ~, with
enharmonic embellishment in the accompaniment (measure sixteen) •
II. GLORIA
The Gloria section begins with an introduction in fan
fare style with increasing effects achieved by a pyramidal
chord of perfect fifths beginning with a rhythmic motive
(measure one and following) and continuing up through the
chorus. The bass provides a pedal tone on C while the other
parts enter canonically to establish a C minor seventh chord
which is reiterated on the rhythmic motive (measures seven
and eight) :
Example 5.
Glo-ri-a,glo-ri-a, glo-ri-a,
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In measure nine the mood abruptly subsides to the words:
"and on earth", but the accompaniment persists softly with the
opening motive. The main theme begins with elements of the
germ motive:
Example 6.
The section proceeds, following a chordal sequence to
the first cadence where the rhythmic motive is again heard in
the accompaniment. At the words "and on earth peace, good
will" the melodic line is treated in reverse order to that of
the original statement of this phrase:
Example 7.
and on earth •••
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The final s.tatement of the theme is heard one fourth
higher and is treated in augmentation:
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Example 8.
!YI P1 r r ~r r tlr r ,, Glo-ry to God on high, and •.•
The closing measures proceed stepwise to an F major
chord sung fortissimo.
III. CREDO
The Credo section is a departure in style. The narrative
character of the text lends itself to treatment in a hybrid
manner, suggesting a blend of plainsong, organum, and the
style of the Anglican Canticle. There are no measure lines,
the meter being dictated mainly by the agogical accents of the
text. The singer is advised to orient himself to the eighth
note as the basic metric unit. No key signature is given since
there is a constant fluctuation of tonal center.
The opening statement is a direct quotation of the
germ motive:
Example 9.
P r J ......... I be-lieve in one God •••
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The early madrigal practice of word-painting is carried
on to an extent in this section. The following examples are
used as illustrations:
Example 10. - - - tsii--------~-------
~ • J J J J came down from heav'n
Example 11.
J J < and the third day He rose a-gain
The next example contains both word-painting and germ
motive:
Example 12.
.., s . He a-sce.n-ded in-to he..a..v'n
In the text beginning "and He shall come with glory"
(letter L), a canonic figure is heard in the soprano, then in
the bass:
Example 13.
glo-ry •••
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The alto repeats the strain in another key, and toward the end
of the segment the tenor enters with a fragment of the theme
to conclude tie period.
In the final segment (letter M) beginning with the "and
I believe in the Holy Ghost" the choir is instructed to sing
in "Canticle style", with complete emphasis on the word accent
and rhythm as used in normal speech:
Example 14.
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and I believe in the Holy Ghost •••
This style is continued, except for rhythmically notated ca-
dences, throughout the remainder of the section.
IV. SANCTUS ET BENEDICTUS
The section opens with a statement of the motive in
the soprano line with other parts providing harmony in block
chords.
Since it is the practice of some churches to omit the
Benedictus, an option is offered: the choir may take the
first ending without Benedictus, or take the second ending,
continuing through the entire section.
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The Benedictus contains a canonic figure directly quoted
from the Credo:
Example 15.
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r r J J ...,.
"" e Ho- san-na in the high est • . .
At measure sixteen the motive is again heard in triplet
rhythm:
Example 16.
tVf4J - ~ J r r I J :::i. ,.. '
Bless-eci is He i;hat. co:m-eth,
The section closes with a broad sweep upward in which
tenors and sopranos are divisi:
Example 17.
V. AGNUS DEI
The opening measures of the Agnus Dei contain the first
three notes of the germ motive, but in a new context. The
scale relationship now exists as: I to IV to V:
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Example 18.
Oh Lamb of God •••
The music is flowing, but with a syncopated pulse that
suggests the influence of the negro spiritual. The section
is written in G minor with the melody given to the sopranos.
The support consists of descending harmonies filled with
suspensions.
The middle segment contains a downward sequence of
broken chords in a syncopated rhythm that shifts the accent
to succeeding words with each repetition:
Example 19.
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••• ®J J r ·s. Oh Lamb of God, oh Lamb of God ..•
Following this section a recapitulation of the initial
theme occurs with the addition of a soprano descant consisting
of the alto part one octave higher. The intended mood here
is one of remorse and repentance.
CHAPTER IV
SUMMARY
The history of the Mass reflects the attitudes, skills,
tastes, and styles of the composers who have written in this
form. Although the precepts of the church remain basically
sound, the peripheral attitudes, tastes, and needs of the
people undergo constant change as do all vital components of
the community.
If communication between the church and its people is
to remain intact it must be carried on in a mutually-acceptable
medium.
The contemporary composer of sacred music has an obli
gation to keep the basic intent of his work in harmony with
that of the traditions of worship, but he must allow for
ephemeral changes that shape the fringe of man's daily exis
tence. He must satisfy the demands of the past while practi
cing a contemporary art. The composition presented here has
endeavored to accomplish this end.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Blom, Eric, editor. Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1954. V:617-620.
2. Bukofzer, Manfred. Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Music. New York: w. w. Norton and Company, Inc., 1950. 324 pp.
3. Lang, Paul Henry. Music in Western Civilization. New York: w. w. Norton and Company, Inc., 1941. 1107 pp.
4. Reese, Gustave. Music in the Middle Ages. New York: W. w. Norton and Company-;-Inc., l94~502 pp.
5. Scholes, Percy, editor. The Oxford Companion to Music. New York: Oxford University Press, 1955. pp-.-610-612.
6. Westrup and Harrison. The New College Encyclopedia of Music. New York: w. W:-Norton and Company, Inc., 1960. 739 pp.
7. Wienandt, Elwyn. Choral Music of the Church. New York: The Free Press, 1965. 494 pp-.-
APPENDIX
MISSA BREVIS
AN
ORIGINAL COMPOSITION
FOR CHOIR
COMPOSED BY
ROBERT AUSTIN BARBEY
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