Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Missa Solemnis in C major, K 337 "Missa aulica" (Mass. No. 16) 

What do You Mean,Can You Explain?

​@@featherineaugustusaurora3416 hello saar please do not redeem

@@featherineaugustusaurora3416 Beethoven often wrote very big works. His mass in C major is like 40 minutes long, and his Missa solemnis is even longer. This mass, like many concertos and symphonies of the Classical period, is much shorter than what Beethoven usually wrote, hence why he perceives the mass as very short in the little joke I made

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C minor and d minor?

The most beautiful to me is d and f major.....but I miss any of his masses in E major

Absolutely

SOLO is related to the vocal part, it's written (in bass as well in the other strings parts) when the chorus tacet and the four solo singer sing. It then specifies TUTTI when it comes back to the full chorus (it happens through all the mass).

@@SPscorevideos Okay, thanks!

@@elias69420 @S.P.'s score videos that's wrong, here it means than you should play only the notes themselves, not accompanied by any upper chords

@@dpetrov32 In this case it would be "Tasto solo"

@@dpetrov32 It's as Elias also said, and it's not uncommon to see just "tasto" in that case, not just "solo". Then, for what happens at 9:34, for example, it looks like it's not only an indication of solo for the vocal part, but it's also implied a tasto (because there isn't any continuo number). This doesn't apply to following occurences of that "solo" mark.

...in che senso? 🤔

right????