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Compilation of highlights from CACD88007 & CACD88022
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"Representing the finest collection of Gregorian Chant through the seasons, and performed by the world renowned Pro Cantione Antiqua from Westminster Abbey."
James Griffett - Ian Partridge - Gordon Jones
Stephen Roberts - Michael George
James O'Donnell
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[1.] Rorate caeli desuper Advent Prose (17th century). Mode I. [2.] O Sapientia The First of the Great Advent Antiphons . Mode V. [3.] Ave Maria Offertory for the Fourth Sunday in Advent. Mode III. [4.] Christe Redemptor, omnium Vespers Hymn for Christmas. Mode I [5.] Puer natus est nobis Introit for Christmas Day. Mode VII. [6.] Viderunt omnes & Alleluia, Dies sanctificatus Gradual and Alleluia for Christmas Day. Modes V & II. [7.] Verbum caro factum est Short Responsory for Christmas Vespers. Monastic Use. Mode VI. [8.] Hodie Christus natus est Magnificat Antiphon for Christmas Day. Monastic Use. Mode I. [9.] Hostis Herodes Coelius Sedulius (5th century). Vespers Hymn for the Feast of the Epiphany. Mode III. [10.] Reges Tharsis Offertory for the Feast of the Epiphany. Mode I. [11.] Lumen ad revelationem gentium Processional Chant for Candlemass. Mode VIII. [12.] Adorna thalamum tuum Processional Chant for Candlemass. Mode VI. |
[13.] Emendemus in melius Responsory for the Imposition of Ashes on Ash Wesnesday. Mode II. [14.] Attende Domine Processional Prose for Lent (c.1824) [15.] Tibi Domine derelictus est pauper Gradual for Saturday in the fourth week of Lent. Mode III. [16.] Vexilla Regis prodeunt Venantius Fortunatus (c.530-c.600) Vespers Hymn for Holy Week. Mode I. [17.] Nos autem gloriari oportet Introit for Thursday in Holy Week (Maundy Thursday). Mode IV. [18.] Ubi caritas Author unknown (Italy, 8th-9th century). Mode VI. [19.] Tenebrae factae sunt Fifth Responsory from the Office of Tenebrae on Good Friday. Mode VII. [20.] Ecce lignum crucis Celebrant's chant from the ceremony of the Veneration of the Cross on Good Friday. Mode VI. [21.] Victimae paschali laudes ascribed to Wipo (died c.1048) Sequence for Easter Day. Mode I [22.] Salve, feste dies Venantius Fortunatus Processional Hymn for Easter Day. Mode IV |
