Johannes Ockeghem: Missa prolationum ( The Clarion Choir and Orchestra), Met Live Arts

Sacred and secular, polite and bawdy, the works of composer Johannes Ockeghem changed the course of European music forever, helping to cement the FrancoFlemish school of composition that survived well into the seveneenth century. To celebrate Ockeghems six hundredth birthday (give or takeno one actually knows when he was born ), New Yorks own Clarion Choir and Orchestra took to the galleries at The Met Cloisters with a fivehour marathon of the forefathers music. Enjoy Ockeghems Missa prolationum, each of whose sections explore a different type of Renaissance canonlisten carefully for the imitative melodies 0:10 Kyrie 4:50 Gloria 12:38 Credo (instrumental) 17:22 Motet: Alma redemptoris mater 23:17 Sanctus and Benedictus 30:19 Agnus Dei Recorded on Thursday, June 13, 2024 in the Fuentidueña Chapel at The Met Cloisters. This performance was made possible by Kathryn O. Greenberg. Subscribe for new content from The Met: , TheMet, Art, TheMetropolitanMuseumofArt, Museum 2025 The Metropolitan Museum of Art