In 1795 Michael Haydn reworked Hauner's melodic settings and created his own "Deutsches vollständiges Hoch-Amt" from them. This series of songs for the individual parts of the Mass (which were still spoken softly by the priest in Latin) is usually named for the first lines of the opening song "Hier liegt vor deiner Majestät" or simply designated as the "Haydn Mass". The text reflects the spirit of the Enlightenment and, through the "Singmesse", it has become part of German Catholic heritage. This second setting is the best known "Singmesse" and appears to this day in several regional editions of the 1975 Catholic hymnal "Gotteslobg".