William Byrd (1534-1543)

Mass for three voices
Ave Verum Corpus
Pavane, 'The Earle of Salisbury' 

Mass for three voices
William Byrd (1540-1623) was an English composer of the Renaissance. The original was written for tree voices (ATB). It consists of Kyrie Eleison, Gloria in Excelsis, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, and Agnus Dei. Beautiful and reverent, but easy to play.

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for String Trio  3 Violas  2Violas & Cello

I. Kyrie Eleison
98(crotchet/minute)	440Hz:  442Hz:  444Hz:

II. Gloria in Excelsis
1st half:118(c/min.) 2nd half: 82(c/min.)	440Hz:  442Hz:  444Hz:

III. Credo
1st half:112(c/min.) 2nd half: 108(c/min.)	440Hz:  442Hz:  444Hz:

IV. Sanctus
1st half:88(c/min.) 2nd half: 108(c/min.)	440Hz:  442Hz:  444Hz:

V. Benedictus
92(crotchet/minute)	440Hz:  442Hz:  444Hz:

VI. Agnus Dei
92(crotchet/minute)	440Hz:  442Hz:  444Hz:

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52(crotchet/minute)	440Hz:  442Hz:  444Hz:

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Pavane, 'The Earle of Salisbury'
William Byrd (1540-1623) is an English composer of the Renaissance. Pavane (The Earle of Salisbury), originally written for keyboards, is one of his famous pieces. It is enjoyable to create rich counterpoint by four players’ collaboration.

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Pavane
82(crotchet/minute)	440Hz:  442Hz:  444Hz:

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