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Rex, Requiem

is the first movement of Mark Templeton's "Missa Brevis." This setting is suited well for a liturgical service and equally for a concert performance. All the movements are quiet reflective settings that can be sung individually but are best performed together. The vocal lines are fluid, and the ranges are conservative making this an easily accessible work. Your choir will thoroughly enjoy singing this reverent setting.

Kyrie

is the second movement from Mark Templeton's "Missa Brevis." This setting is suited well for a liturgical service and equally for a concert performance. All the movements are quiet reflective settings that can be sung individually but are best performed together. The vocal lines are fluid, and the ranges are conservative making this an easily accessible work. Your choir will thoroughly enjoy singing this reverent setting.

Psalm 23

is the third movement from Mark Templeton's "Missa Brevis." This setting is suited well for a liturgical service and equally for a concert performance. All the movements are quiet reflective settings that can be sung individually but are best performed together. The vocal lines are fluid, and the ranges are conservative making this an easily accessible work. Your choir will thoroughly enjoy singing this reverent setting.

Sanctus

is the fourth movement of Mark Templeton's "Missa Brevis." This setting is suited well for a liturgical service and equally for a concert performance. All the movements are quiet reflective settings that can be sung individually but are best performed together. The vocal lines are fluid, and the ranges are conservative making this an easily accessible work. Your choir will thoroughly enjoy singing this reverent setting.

A Prayer of Saint Benedict

is the fifth movement of Mark Templeton's "Missa Brevis." This setting is suited well for a liturgical service and equally for a concert performance. All the movements are quiet reflective settings that can be sung individually but are best performed together. The vocal lines are fluid, and the ranges are conservative making this an easily accessible work. Your choir will thoroughly enjoy singing this reverent setting.

Agnus Dei

is the sixth movement of Mark Templeton's "Missa Brevis." This setting is suited well for a liturgical service and equally for a concert performance. All the movements are quiet reflective settings that can be sung individually but are best performed together. The vocal lines are fluid, and the ranges are conservative making this an easily accessible work. Your choir will thoroughly enjoy singing this reverent setting.

The Chorister's Prayer

is the seventh movement of Mark Templeton's "Missa Brevis." This setting is suited well for a liturgical service and equally for a concert performance. All the movements are quiet reflective settings that can be sung individually but are best performed together. The vocal lines are fluid, and the ranges are conservative making this an easily accessible work. Your choir will thoroughly enjoy singing this reverent setting.

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