The Messe de Nostre Dame is a polyphonic mass by French composer Guillaume de Machaut, written around 1365. It is the earliest known complete mass setting composed by a single composer, making it a landmark in Western music history. The work comprises six movements and remains a staple of the early music repertoire.
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89classicalFri 4.12.Sven Ratzke
88classicalFri 12.3.Berlage Saxophone Quartet & Noa Wildschut
84classicalMon 9.11.Simone Lamsma & Jonathan Fournel
84classicalSun 14.3.Doric String Quartet - Beethoven III
84classicalSun 18.4.Pieter Wispelwey & Paolo Giacometti - Greatest Hits
81classicalSat 14.11.Wibi Soerjadi
80classicalThu 5.11.Noord Nederlands Orkest
79classicalThu 19.11.North Netherlands Orchestra and Alexei Volodin: Rachmaninoff Paganini Rhapsody
79classicalMon 14.12.Bach Collegium Japan: Handel's Messiah
79classicalSat 19.12.Noord Nederlands Orkest: Christmas Concert: Bach's Weihnachtsoratorium
79classicalFri 22.1.North Netherlands Orchestra and Truls Mørk: Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1
79classicalWed 10.2.Henk Neven & Imogen Cooper: Winterreise Schubert