1. Byrd - Mass for Five Voices - Kyrie
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@DanTheManFromTexas Renaissance, I do believe! I'm not an expert though, but it was written at the time of the European Renaissance!
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absolutely exquisite !! what style is this ?? I've always heard these variation in my head but couldn't quite figure out its genre. please inform me on my quest of this topic. thank you
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Absolutely beautiful.
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What kind of clef is the tenor line on? Is that movable one? If so, what would be middle C?
tacotank10 9 months ago
@tacotank10 It's a C clef in a tenor position, therefore the 2nd line from the top is middle C.
guitars2112 9 months ago