Kyrie de Beata Virgine
Staff Notation • Sacred, Mass Settings
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Kyrie de Beata Virgine by Anonymous — Lyrics
About Kyrie de Beata Virgine
This setting of the Kyrie eleison, likely from a historical Mass setting, is sung in Ancient Greek. The text, which translates to 'Lord, have mercy; Christ, have mercy; Lord, have mercy,' is a plea for compassion. Composed for an ATT choir, this work offers a chance to explore the chant-like qualities often found in early liturgical music. Its simple, direct text and the tri-part male voice setting make it suitable for services or concerts where a moment of profound reflection is desired, particularly during seasons of penitence or supplication within the liturgical year.