When the composer finished writing this musical work, he inscribed on the manuscript "From the heart-may it go to the heart".
When the composer finished writing this musical work, he inscribed on the manuscript "From the heart-may it go to the heart". The composer's opus 123 in D major, it was originally intended for the installation of the Archbishop of Olmutz, but would not be completed until three years after the event. Featuring the same five major sections as Bach's version in B minor, its most famous section might be the "Credo", whose forceful conclusion, the fugue "Et Vitam Venturi", is often described as the expression of the pride of a composer who believed there was something of God in him. FTP, what is this great mass by Beethoven?
When the composer finished writing this musical work, he inscribed on the manuscript "From the heart-may it go to the heart".
{Missa Solemnis} (or {Solemn Mass,} prompt on {Mass in D})