Bernstein Mass

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Bernstein Mass is a large-scale, genre-blending theatrical work by Leonard Bernstein that combines elements of classical music, musical theater, and religious liturgy.

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instanceOf concert work
musical composition
theatrical work
alsoKnownAs Mass: A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players and Dancers NERFINISHED
basedOn Roman Catholic Mass
commissionedBy Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis NERFINISHED
commissionedFor opening of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
composer Leonard Bernstein NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
duration approximately 100 minutes
genre classical music
liturgical drama
musical theater
sacred music
hasPart Agnus Dei
Credo
Gloria NERFINISHED
Kyrie
Sanctus NERFINISHED
incorporates contemporary English texts
traditional Latin liturgical texts
language English
Latin
period 20th-century music
premiereCity Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
premiereDate 1971-09-08
premierePlace John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts NERFINISHED
publisher Boosey & Hawkes NERFINISHED
scoring boy soprano
children’s chorus
dancers
marching band
mixed chorus
orchestra
rock band
solo baritone
style experimental theater
genre-blending
textBy Leonard Bernstein NERFINISHED
Stephen Schwartz NERFINISHED
theme crisis of belief
faith and doubt
social and political unrest
title Mass
usesElement choreography
spoken dialogue
staged action

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