Year of release 2023

Songs 25

Album time 01:08:24

Genre list Classical

1
Byrd: Retire My Soul
 
4:26
2
Byrd: Introit: Gaudeamus Omnes: I. Gaudeamus Omnes
 
2:33
3
Byrd: Introit: Gaudeamus Omnes: II. Gloria
 
1:04
4
Byrd: Introit: Gaudeamus Omnes: III. Gaudeamus Omnes
 
2:07
5
I. Kyrie
 
2:25
6
IIa. Gloria
 
2:15
7
IIb. Domine Deus
 
3:59
8
Byrd: Gradual And Alleluia: I. Propter Veritatem
 
2:49
9
Byrd: Gradual And Alleluia: II. Assumpta Est Maria
 
1:23
10
IIIa. Credo
 
2:20
11
IIIb. Qui Propter Nos Homines
 
3:20
12
IIIc. Et In Spiritum Sanctum
feat In Spiritum Sanctum
1:12
13
IIId. Et Unam, Sanctam
feat Unam Sanctam
1:40
14
Byrd: Offertory: Assumpta Est Maria
 
1:27
15
IVa. Sanctus
 
1:41
16
IVb. Pleni Sunt Caeli'
 
1:02
17
IVc. Benedictus
 
1:54
18
Byrd: Offertory: Optimam Partem Elegit
 
2:40
19
V. Agnus Dei'
 
4:03
20
Byrd: Turn Our Captivity, O Lord
 
4:21
21
Byrd: Praise Our Lord, All Ye Gentiles
 
3:01
22
Byrd: Laudate Dominum Omnes Gentes
 
3:07
23
I. Tribue Domine
 
4:01
24
II. Te Deprecor
 
4:07
25
III. Gloria
 
5:38

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