Year of release 1989

Songs 25

Album time 51:44

Genre list Classical, Sacred music

1
Primer Tono: Authentus Protus - Statuit Ei Dominus
 
3:11
2
Eructavit Cor Meum
 
1:34
3
Virga Recta Est
 
2:04
4
Cuarto Tono: Plagis Deuterus - Reminiscere Miserationum
 
3:08
5
Aleluya: Excita Domine
 
1:00
6
Aleluya: Qui Regis Sceptra
 
1:27
7
Quinto Tono: Authentus Tritus - Circumdederunt Me
 
2:27
8
Bonum Est
 
0:53
9
Ad Adnunciandum
 
2:09
10
Sexto Tono: Plagis Tritus - In Medio Ecclesie
 
3:07
11
Domine, In Auxilium
 
1:02
12
Miserere Mei Deus
 
1:16
13
Aventantur Retrorsum
 
1:12
14
Septimo Tono: Authentus Tetrardus - Viri Galilei'
 
3:11
15
Aleluya: Pascha Nostrum
 
1:08
16
Aleluya: Epulemur
 
1:39
17
Octavo Tono: Plagis Tetrardus - Domine Ne Longe
 
3:17
18
Adtende Celum
 
2:54
19
Misit De Celo
 
2:32
20
Segundo Tono: Plagis Protius - Dominus Illuminacio Mea
 
2:38
21
Benedicite Gentes
 
1:50
22
Iubilate Deo Omnis Terra
 
2:18
23
In Multitudine
 
2:06
24
Tercer Tono: Authentus Deuterus - Tibi Dixit
 
2:26
25
Filie Regum
 
1:16

The catalog page for Vox Naturalis. Medieval Vocal Music (CD1) by Andreas Scholl, Ensemble Gilles Binchois, and Dominique Vellard brings the main album facts together The entry keeps the album title, artist information, track list and page metadata in one place.

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The track list starts with Primer Tono: Authentus Protus - Statuit Ei Dominus, Eructavit Cor Meum, Virga Recta Est, Cuarto Tono: Plagis Deuterus - Reminiscere Miserationum, Aleluya: Excita Domine, Aleluya: Qui Regis Sceptra, Quinto Tono: Authentus Tritus - Circumdederunt Me, and Bonum Est. The song names add concrete text around the album and help identify the exact release.

The timing data gives another way to describe the album: Octavo Tono: Plagis Tetrardus - Domine Ne Longe is one of the longer tracks at 3:17 and Bonum Est is one of the shorter tracks at 0:53. They give the album description a little more depth while remaining automatic and repeatable.

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