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'''Credo''' (''Credo in unum Deum'' - "I believe in one God…") is the third part of the [[Mass (music)|Latin Mass Ordinary]]. As a sung or chanted version of the [[Nicene Creed]] it is an affirmation of Christian faith. It had appeared in Eastern rites by the sixth century, but was not introduced into the Roman Catholic Mass until 1014.

'''Credo''' (''Credo in unum Deum'' - "I believe in one God…") is the third part of the [[Mass (music)|Latin Mass Ordinary]]. As a sung or chanted version of the [[Nicene Creed]] it is an affirmation of [[Christian]] faith. It had appeared in Eastern rites by the sixth century, but was not introduced into the [[Roman Catholic]] Mass until 1014.

It is by far the longest part of the Mass and most larger (usually later) settings have it separated into two or more movements. ([[J. S. Bach]]’s great Mass in B minor has it in nine parts.)

It is by far the longest part of the Mass and most larger (usually later) settings have it separated into two or more movements. ([[J. S. Bach]]’s great Mass in B minor has it in nine parts.)

[[Category:Sacred Music]]

[[Category:Sacred Music]]