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Magnificat, it IS an early version of the whole Magnificat", yeah, but a more extended version, so with a different number of movements too, while, mostly, early versions rather have less movements than later versions, as it is the case for the BÂ minor mass. So, you are making distinctions
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familiar with the topic would even know there are parts, and "early version2 doesn't meen "of the Mass" but "... of Part I of the Mass" or "... of Kyrie and Gloria of the Mass". I'd say Missa, and believe that some might know that it was Bach's name for a Kyrie-Gloria mass. I'd mention 1733 hinting
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familiar with the topic ..." – I don't see how "Missa of 1733" would be any better. On the contrary, since no date of the Mass in B minor is mentioned in the template (nor should there, imho), 1733 doesn't even signify "early"; the term "Missa", being Latin, and meaning nothing else than Mass (for
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I think that saying just "early version" about the Mass in B-minor might lead a reader who doesn't know better to thinking an early version of that Mass, - while it's only Kyrie and Gloria, which might be clearer if called Missa, also the year 1733 is more precise than "early". Now that we have a
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For the time being: the early versions of Part II and III of the Mass in B minor are mentioned in the intro of the article linked as "early version" of the Mass in B minor, so for me that works as it is now.
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For clarity, adding too much information to a navbox is not desirable too, but I'm open to sensible improvements. As for when the other early version articles are written, I suppose something like
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