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==Settings by composers== *[[Missa pro defunctis (Jean Richafort)|Jean Richafort's ''Missa pro defunctis'']] uses Josquin's ''cantus firmus'' as a recurring canon

...(''Totenmesse'', ''Messe des Mortis'', ''Messe des morts'', or ''Missa pro defunctis''), a mass honoring the dead, takes its name from the first Latin word of t ==Settings by composers ==

...' for eight voices, and two masses: a ''Missa Ferialis'' and a ''Missa pro Defunctis'', both transcribed by Manuel Joaquim, before the manuscripts became unread ...galhães was a member) to have some books of Mendes's masses and Magnificat settings published came to nothing because of the price demanded by the Plantin firm

...ificat settings in all eight tones, two masses, as well as hymns and psalm settings suited to various festal days.}} |align=center|42||Missa Syllabica||||

==Settings by composers== *[[Missa Pro defunctis a 4 (Tomás Luis de Victoria)|Tomás Luis de Victoria]] SATB

:''Ite, missa est.'' (Go, it is the dismissal.{{sup|[http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/0825 ...ticular ceremony. Such cyclic masses (a lower case m distinguishes musical settings from the ceremony itself) became a major genre during the Renaissance. A sm

{{Title|''Missa pro defunctis (Requiem in memoriam Josquin des Prez)''}} {{Descr|One of the most ingenious and complex settings of the Requiem mass from the High Renaissance. Richafort combines chant par

...''chansons spirituelles''. A further nine sacred works — polychoral psalm settings — are contained in a degraded manuscript in Zaragoza ([http://www.diamm.a ...em''). As was common practice, the final ''Agnus Dei'' of many of the mass settings includes one or two additional voice parts: such cases are indicated by a n

==Settings by composers== ...Ockeghem (''Sicut cervus'')]]: ''Tractus'', from the ''[[Requiem|Missa pro defunctis]]'' (verse 1) SA