Year of release 2009

Songs 22

Album time 01:07:41

Genre list Classical, Sacred music, Motet

1
1. Inter Vestibulum Et Altare
 
2:37
2
2. Tribularer Si Nescirem
 
3:05
3
3. Ne Reminiscaris Domine
 
2:06
4
4. Versa Est In Luctum
 
3:03
5
5. Domine Secundum Actum Meum
 
2:31
6
6. Adoro Te Domine Jesu Christe
 
2:15
7
7. Ave Verum Corpus
 
2:48
8
8. Nigra Sum Sed Formosa
 
2:46
9
9. Sancta Maria
 
2:40
10
10. Unica Est Columba Mea
 
2:34
11
11. Ave Vera Caro Christi
 
3:29
12
12. Ave Vere Sanguis Domini
 
2:40
13
13. In Passione Positus
 
3:38
14
14. Precor Te Domine Jesu Christe
 
3:48
15
15. Pater Noster
 
3:16
16
16. Ave Regina Caelorum
 
4:14
17
17. Sancta Mater Istud Agas
 
3:04
18
18. O Domina Sanctissima
 
4:01
19
19. Emendemus In Melius
 
2:43
20
20. Deus Qui Manus Tuas
 
4:22
21
21. Domine Jesu Christe Qui Neminem
 
2:53
22
22. Transeunte Domino Jesu
 
3:09

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