| Hyperion Records |  |
| Disc No:CDA 66850 | |
| Price: Sek. 175 | Eighteen of the most famous works of Renaissance polyphony, including the Allegri Miserere and the eight-part Lotti Crucifixus, performed by the Choir of Westminster Cathedral under James O'Donnell. This recording was made one hundred years after the foundation stone of the Westminster Cathedral was laid and is a testimony to a century of conservation and innovation in the performance of music within the Roman Catholic liturgy. |
| Name:Exultate Deo - Masterpieces of Sacred Polyphony | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Giovanni Perluigi Da Palestrina | Exultate Deo | The Choir Of Westminster Cathedral - James O'donnell | ||
| William Byrd | Ave Verum Corpus | |||
| Giovanni Perluigi Da Palestrina | Sicut Cervus | |||
| Robert Parsons | Ave Maria | |||
| Lodovico Da Viadana | Exultate Justi | |||
| Thomas Tallis | Salvator Mundi I | |||
| Peter Philips | Ascendit Deus | |||
| Gregorio Allegri | Miserere Mei, Deus | |||
| Giovanni Gabrieli | Jubilate Deo | |||
| Antonio Lotti | Crucifixus | |||
| Christopher Tye | Omnes Gentes, Plaudite Manibus | |||
| William Byrd | Civitas Sancti Tui | |||
| Tomas Luis De Victoria | O Quam Gloriosum Est Regnum | |||
| Thomas Tallis | O Nata Lux De Lumine | |||
| Thomas Tallis | In Manus Tuas | |||
| William Byrd | Haec Dies | |||
| Peter Philips | Ave Verum Corpus, Natum De Maria Virgine | |||
| Claudio Monteverdi | Cantate Domino |