By 1300, the performance of liturgical dramas in churches was widespread across Western Europe, and so began the use of mansions and plateas, which persisted throughout the Middle Ages.
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Sometimes plays were staged as part of the occasion and a certain amount of burlesque and comedy may have entered the liturgical drama as a result of its influence.
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Although no prodigy, he composed 28 operas and the Requiem, a great liturgical drama; any of a half-dozen of those works would have assured his entry into that Mendelssohnian canon.
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The ensemble is perhaps best known for reviving the medieval " Play of Daniel " in the 1950s, which has since become a popular liturgical drama among early music groups.
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It also reached # 1 on Amazon Kindle's Religious & Liturgical Drama category in November 2011 and June / July, 2012 . " Dancing on Friday, " was published in 2013.
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His writings on scripture settings have included investigations on psalmody, masses and the relation of both monophobic and polyphonic Gospel settings to liturgical drama from the medieval era up to Viennese classicism.
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As was common in the Low Countries in the 15th century, the angels are dressed in liturgical robes, a custom that migrated from Latin liturgical drama to the art of the period.
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It is not clear if the anonymous text is referring to the performance of mystery plays on the streets or liturgical drama in the church or possibly the author is making no distinction.
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Despite the large number of liturgical dramas that have survived from the period, many churches would have only performed one or two per year and a larger number never performed any at all.
