Masses (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)

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List of authentic Mozart masses

1. Missa solemnis (Waisenhausmesse) in C minor, K 139 (47a) – no CPDL edition

2. Missa brevis in G major, K 49 (47d) – no CPDL edition

3. Missa brevis in D minor, K 65 (61a) – no CPDL edition

4. Missa (Dominicusmesse) in C major, K 66 – no CPDL edition

5. Missa (in honorem Sanctissimæ Trinitatis) in C major, K 167 – no CPDL edition

6. Missa brevis in F major, K 192 (186f) (   )

• Kyrie   (   )
• Gloria   (   )
• Credo   (   )
• Sanctus   (   )
• Benedictus   (   )
• Agnus Dei   (   )

7. Missa brevis in D major, K 194 (186h) (   )

• Kyrie   (   )
• Gloria   (   )
• Credo   (   )
• Sanctus   (   )
• Benedictus   (   )
• Agnus Dei   (   )

8. Missa brevis (Spatzenmesse) in C major, K 220

Edited by Michael Gibson	Edited by Manfred Hößl
Vocal score: (   ) Kyrie (   ) Gloria (   ) Credo (   ) Sanctus (   ) Benedictus (   ) Agnus Dei (   )	Full score: (   Finale-2004 )

9. Missa longa in C major, K 262 (246a)   (   Sibelius 3 )

Edition includes choral parts only.

10. Missa brevis (Piccolomissa, or Spaur) in C major, K 258 – no CPDL edition

11. Missa brevis (Credo) in C major, K 257 – no CPDL edition

12. Missa brevis (Orgelsolo) in C major, K 259

Complete organ score	Complete orchestral score
Kyrie (  ) Gloria (  ) Credo (  ) Sanctus (  ) Benedictus (  ) Agnus Dei (  )	Kyrie (  ) Gloria (  ) Credo (  ) Sanctus (  ) Benedictus (  ) Agnus Dei (  )

• Source files and MIDI files: (     Finale-2002. )

13. Missa brevis in B flat major, K 275 (   )

• Kyrie (   )
• Gloria (   )
• Credo (   )
• Sanctus (   )
• Benedictus (   )
• Agnus Dei (   )

14. Missa solemnis (Krönungsmesse, or Coronation mass) in C major, K 317

Edited by Paco Marmol and Manolo Casaus	Edited by Dr. Christopher Moore
Kyrie (  ) Gloria (  ) Credo (  ) Sanctus (  ) Benedictus (  ) Agnus Dei (  ) Source files: ( Encore, zipped )	Kyrie (   ) Gloria (   ) Credo (   ) Sanctus (   ) Benedictus (   ) Agnus Dei (   )

15. Missa solemnis (Missa aulica) in C major, K 337 (   )

• Kyrie   (   )
• Gloria   (   )
• Credo   (   )
• Sanctus   (   )
• Benedictus   (   )
• Agnus Dei   (   )

16. Missa solemnis (Great Mass) in C minor, K 427 (417a) (incomplete)

Vocal score (realisation by Philip Legge): (  Sibelius 3 )

• Kyrie (   Scorch )
• Gloria in excelsis Deo (   Scorch )
• Laudamus te  (   Scorch )
• Gratias (   Scorch )
• Domine Deus (   Scorch )
• Qui tollis (     Scorch )
• Quoniam (   Scorch )
• Jesu Christe — Cum Sancto Spiritu (   Scorch )
• Credo in unum Deum (   Scorch 3 )
• Et incarnatus est (   Scorch )
• Sanctus — Osanna (   Scorch )
• Benedictus — Osanna (   Scorch 3 )

17. Requiem in D minor, K 626 (incomplete)

Vocal scores (realisation by Franz Xaver Süßmayr, Josef von Eybler, et al.)

• Introïtus – Kyrie (    )
• Dies iræ (   )
• Tuba mirum (   )
• Rex tremendæ (   )
• Recordare (   )
• Confutatis (   )
• Lacrymosa (   )
• Domine Jesu (   )
• Hostias (   )
• Sanctus (   )
• Benedictus (   )
• Agnus Dei — Lux Æterna (   )
• Source files: ( Encore, zipped )

Full scores

• Dies iræ (      Lilypond )
• Lacrymosa (   Sibelius 2 )
• Requiem fragment, urtext: ( 

Dubious or spurious

Something approaching 40 masses have been incorrectly attributed to Mozart, of which the following are probably the best known:

• Missa brevis in F major, K 116 (90a)

An incomplete mass in the hand of Leopold Mozart, but probably a copy made of a "foreign" work.

• Missa brevis in G major, K 140 (Anhang C1.12)

Ascribed to Mozart on the basis of corrections to instrumental parts in Mozart's handwriting, but may be the work of another composer. The work was renumbered as K 235d in Köchel 3, and then relegated to an appendix, K Anh.C1.12, in Köchel 6, but may be considered authentic by the new edition of Köchel in preparation. (Stay tuned!)

4 editions available (complete mass and individual movements, organ version and full orchestra version)

• Missa in G major (or Gloria alone, in C major), K Anh.232 (C1.04)
  • Gloria   (   )

This mass was famously misattributed as "Mozart's Twelfth Mass" by the publishing firm of Novello; the work is actually by Wenzel Müller (1767–1835).