Monday 13 November 2006
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Sunday, being Remberance Sunday we did a requiem mass at St. Mary's Cadogan Street. This time we did the Palestrina Requiem, a lovely piece with 2 tenor parts. For the first time we actually included Palestrina's setting of the Offertorium, thus doing the mass setting complete. Its a wonderful mass and I can't understand why it is not better known.
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