Year of release 2010

Songs 27

Album time 01:41:56

Genre list Classical, Sacred music, Mass

1
1. Kyrie Eleison
 
9:39
2
2. Christe Eleison
 
4:33
3
3. Kyrie Eleison
 
2:45
4
4. Gloria In Excelsis Deo
 
1:41
5
5. Et In Terra Pax
 
4:23
6
6. Laudamus Te
 
4:07
7
7. Gratias
 
3:04
8
8. Domine Deus
 
5:10
9
9. Qui Tollis
 
2:45
10
10. Qui Sedes
 
3:57
11
11. Quoniam Tu Solus Sanctus
 
4:09
12
12. Cum Sancto Spiritu
 
3:49
13
1. Credo In Unum Deum
 
1:46
14
2. Patrem Omnipotentem
 
1:54
15
3. Et In Unum Dominum
 
4:11
16
4. Et Incarnatus Est
 
2:55
17
5. Crucifixus
 
3:02
18
6. Et Resurrexit
 
4:02
19
7. Et In Spiritum Sanctum
 
5:27
20
8. Confiteor
 
3:39
21
9. Et Expecto
 
2:07
22
10. Sanctus
 
4:58
23
11. Osanna
 
2:38
24
12. Benedictus
 
4:55
25
13. Osanna - Da Capo
 
2:39
26
14. Agnus Dei
 
4:26
27
15. Dona Nobis Pacem
 
3:16

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