What's the different between a paraphrase mass and a parody mass? There are lots of different types of masses written during the Renaissance and it can be confusing to keep them straight. In this video, I'll explain them all and share an example for each.
Introduction (0:00)
Review of mass definition (0:28)
Renaissance masses (1:31)
Cantus firmus mass (2:08)
Paraphrase mass (5:18)
Parody mass (6:44)
Cyclic or head mass (8:49)
Soggeto Cavato mass (10:22)
Freely composed mass (11:58)
Conclusion (10:25)
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