Year of release 2003

Songs 16

Album time 59:54

Genre list Classical

1
1. Abos Girolamo 1715-1760 - STABAT MATER. I. Stabat Mater
 
2:43
2
2. II. Cujus Animam
 
5:11
3
3. III. Vidit Suum
 
4:29
4
4. IV. Juxta Crucem
 
6:28
5
5. V. Quando Corpus
 
2:35
6
6. VI. Amen
 
1:58
7
7. Tartini Guiseppe 1692-1770 - Stabat Mater
 
6:59
8
8. Gasparini Quirino 1721-1778 - STABAT MATER. I. Stabat Mater
 
6:24
9
9. II. Pro Peccatis
 
1:57
10
10. III. Vidit Suum
 
4:11
11
11. IV. Sancta Mater
 
2:40
12
12. V. Fac Me
 
3:01
13
13. VI. Fac Ut
 
1:59
14
14. VII. Inflammatus
 
3:17
15
15. VIII. Quando Corpus
 
3:38
16
16. IX. Amen
 
2:26

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The track list starts with 1. Abos Girolamo 1715-1760 - STABAT MATER. I. Stabat Mater, 2. II. Cujus Animam, 3. III. Vidit Suum, 4. IV. Juxta Crucem, 5. V. Quando Corpus, 6. VI. Amen, 7. Tartini Guiseppe 1692-1770 - Stabat Mater, and 8. Gasparini Quirino 1721-1778 - STABAT MATER. I. Stabat Mater. The song names add concrete text around the album and help identify the exact release.

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