Kyrie–Gloria–Credo–Sanctus–Agnus Dei

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Kyrie–Gloria–Credo–Sanctus–Agnus Dei is the traditional sequence of principal sung sections that make up the core of the Roman Catholic Mass Ordinary.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf component of the Mass Ordinary
liturgical sequence
part of the Roman Rite
associatedWith Gregorian chant
centralTo orchestral Mass compositions
polyphonic Mass settings
codifiedIn Tridentine Mass
contrastedWith Proper of the Mass
follows Introductory Rites of the Mass
linked to: Introductory Rites
function core sung prayers of the Mass Ordinary
hasPart Agnus Dei
Credo
Gloria
Kyrie
Sanctus
historicalOrigin early Christian liturgy
languageTraditionally Latin
musicallySetBy Anton Bruckner
Benjamin Britten
Franz Schubert
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Igor Stravinsky
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ludwig van Beethoven
Olivier Messiaen
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
partOf Mass Ordinary
Roman Catholic Mass
performedDuring Eucharistic celebration
precedes Communion Rite
retainedIn post–Vatican II Roman Missal
linked to: Novus Ordo Missae
sungBy cantor
choir
congregation
textType fixed text
theologicalFocus confession of faith
petition for mercy
praise
typicalOrder Agnus Dei
Credo
Gloria
Kyrie
Sanctus
usedIn Roman Catholic liturgy
Western Christian liturgy

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ordinary of the Mass hasComponentOrder Kyrie–Gloria–Credo–Sanctus–Agnus Dei
Berliner Messe movementOrder Kyrie – Gloria – Credo – Sanctus – Agnus Dei
linked to: Kyrie–Gloria–Credo–Sanctus–Agnus Dei
Missa O magnum mysterium hasMovementOrder Kyrie–Gloria–Credo–Sanctus–Agnus Dei