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Not Angles, but angels: the coming of Augustine, A.D. 597

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Streaming Music
Publication:
Farnham, Surrey : Herald Records, [1997]
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Table of Contents:
  • English Office of St. Gregory. Gaudeamus ; Adoremus
  • Anglorum iam apostolus : hymn for St. Gregory / Peter Damian
  • English office of St. Gregory. Erat ei pro omnibus ; Exaudivit ergo Deus ; Ecce gens
  • Leo IX's rhyming Office. Fulgebat in venerando ; Videns Roma vir beatus ; Dum orarat in obscuro
  • English Office of St. Gregory. Quomodo multiplicasti ; Dominus de summo celo
  • Leo IX's Office. Sex struxit in Sicilia ; Propter intolerabiles ; Orante beatissimo ; Vere felicem presulum ; Sanctus Papa Gregorius ; Hodie preclarissimus
  • English Office of St. Gregory. O Pastor apostolice
  • Deprecamur te : Rogations antiphon, sung by Augustine and his monks as they processed into Canterbury
  • Vidi aquam : antiphon for Easter day
  • Christo regi laudes : sequence in honour of St. Augustine
  • Regnas Augustine : responsory in honour of St. Augustine
  • Hodie Anglorum apostolus : antiphon at Magnificat, Feast of St. Augustine
  • Aule rutile : sequence in honour of St. Augustine
  • Exultet in hac die : antiphon at Terce.
Contributors:
Berry, Mary, 1917-2008 , conductor
Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge , singer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/sng
Catholic Church
Languages:
Latin
Language Notes:
Item content: Latin
Included Works:
Office, Pope Gregory I. [Catholic Church]
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Source record: Not Angles, but angels (Farnham, Surrey : Herald, 1997 — OCLC Number 42035881)
Subjects:
Gregory I, Pope, approximately 540-604 — Songs and music
Augustine, Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury, -604? — Songs and music
Rhymed offices
Gregorian chants
Gregory I, Pope, approximately 540-604
Augustine, Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury, -604?
Genres:
Songs and music
Performers:
Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge ; Mary Berry, conductor.
General Notes:
Chiefly excerpts from two rhymed offices, one by an unknown monk at Canterbury and the other by Pope Leo IX, in honor of St. Gregory the Great.
Recorded 1997 April San Gregorio al Celio, Rome.
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: GBYCG9720001
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720002
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720003
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720004
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720005
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720006
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720007
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720008
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720009
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720010
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720011
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720012
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720013
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720014
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720015
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720016
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720017
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International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720019
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720020
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720021
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720022
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720023
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720024
International Standard Recording Code: GBYCG9720025
Publisher Number, Herald Records: 0794638020027
OCLC Numbers:
1117445261