Arrangement suitable for: solo soprano, alto, tenor and bass, mixed chorus, organ and orchestra arrangement for: wind orchestra arrangement by: Karel Bělohoubek performed by: Czech Army Central Band, co Karel Bělohoubek Arrangement suitable for: solo soprano, alto, tenor and bass, mixed chorus, organ and orchestra arrangement for: wind orchestra arrangement by: Josef Šebesta performed by: Prague Castle Guard and Police Wind Orchestra, co Rudolf Rydval Arrangement suitable for: opera arrangement for: fantasy from the opera for saloon orchestra arrangement by: E. Bauer performed by: Dolfi Dauber Saloon Orchestra, co Dolfi Dauber Arrangement suitable for: opera arrangement for: orchestral suite from the opera arrangement by: Peter Breiner performed by: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, co Peter Breiner In film The Glagolitic Mass was used for the music in the 1954 film Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome by director Kenneth Anger. Other composers There are a few other compositions of this genre in existence. Other composers of a Glagolitic Mass include J. B. Foerster, František Zdeněk Skuherský, Alexander Gretchaninov, the Prague organist Bedřich Antonín Wiedermann, and more recently, in the 1950s by the Czech polymath Jan Křesadlo. These Glagolitic masses were perhaps romantic expressions of so-called pan-Slavism and that of Janáček, an agnostic, may also possibly be so regarded. References External links Hitchcock's Films Revisited by Robin Wood (discussion of the mass' pagan character), Columbia University Press, 1989. Janáček’s Glagolitic mess: Notes on the text of the Glagolitic Mass and pronunciation guide. Prepared for the ASOC by Keith Langston, UGA Dept. of Germanic and Slavic Studies Masses (music) Compositions by Leoš Janáček Music for orchestra and organ 1926 compositions