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Table of Contents:

• Veni, creator Spiritus (2:54)
• Spiritus Domini (4:22)
• In Rama sonat gemitus (1:26)
• Clangat tuba, martyr Thoma (6:35)
• Jacet granum (1:38)
• Clangat pastor in tuba cornea (3:08)
• Thomas gemma, Thomas cæsus (2:22)
• Iste confessor (2:34)
• Veni, sancte Spiritus (2:16)
• Veni, sancte Spiritus / John Dunstable (2:45)
• Jam Christus dator munerum / F.-M. [i.e. F.-P.?] Charlet (4:12)
• Exivit ab Anglia (3:38)
• Ave gemma confessorum (1:27)
• Adoramus te, Christe (1:57)
• Alleluia, hic Edmundus (2:36)
• Dum complerentur / Johannes Nucius (2:52)
• Anima mea liquefacta est (1:17)
• Filiæ Jerusalem (2:49)
• Ave, mundi rosa (3:23)
• Salve Regina (3:15)

• Te Deum laudamus (5:40).

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Author/Creator:

Catholic Church

Contributors:

Berry, Mary, 1917-2008 , conductor

Dunstable, John, approximately 1390-1453

Charlet, F., active 18th century

Nucius, Johannes, approximately 1556-1620

Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Languages:

Latin

Language Notes:

Sung in Latin.

Main Work:

Gregorian chant, Pentecôte à Pontigny: musique en l'honneur des trois Archevêques de Cantorbéry [Catholic Church] [translated: music in honour of three Archbishops of Canterbury]

Included Works:

Veni Sancte Spiritus, voices (4) [by Dunstable, J.]

Jam Christus dator munerum [by Charlet, F.]

Dum complerentur [by Nucius, J.]

Other Related Resources:

Source record: Gregorian chant, Pentecôte à Pontigny [Catholic Church] (Farnham, Surrey, England : Herald, [1993] — OCLC Number 34591814)

Alternate Titles:

Title translation: music in honour of three Archbishops of Canterbury

Subjects:

Pentecost Festival music

Gregorian chants

Motets

Choruses, Sacred (Men's voices), Unaccompanied

Thomas, à Becket, Saint, 1118?-1170 — Songs and music

Langton, Stephen, -1228 — Songs and music

Edmund, of Abingdon, Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury, approximately 1170-1240 — Songs and music

Thomas, à Becket, Saint, 1118?-1170

Langton, Stephen, -1228

Edmund, of Abingdon, Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury, approximately 1170-1240

Genres:

Songs and music

Performers:

Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge ; Mary Berry, conductor.

Performance Medium:

4 performers: voices (4)
1 ensemble: men's chorus

General Notes:

Gregorian chants and motets, honoring Thomas Becket, Stephen Langton, and Edmund of Abingdon.
Recorded 1992 or 1993 October Abbey Church, Pontigny, Yonne.
Description based on: Hard copy version record.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file)

Audio Characteristics:

digital

Digital Characteristics:

audio file

Call Numbers:

Online Audio

Other Standard Numbers:

International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316101
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316102
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316103
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316104
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316105
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316106
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316107
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316108
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316109
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316110
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316111
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316112
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316113
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316114
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316115
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316116
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316117
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316118
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316119
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316120
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9316121
Publisher Number, Herald Records: 0794638016129

OCLC Numbers:

1085573729