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SACDA67479

Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548-1611)

Ave regina caelorum & other sacred music

Westminster Cathedral Choir, Martin Baker (conductor)
Super-Audio CD — Deleted
Recording details: February 2004
Westminster Cathedral, London, United Kingdom
Produced by Mark Brown
Engineered by Julian Millard
Release date: October 2004
Total duration: 67 minutes 2 seconds
 
1
Ave regina caelorum a 8  [4'34]

Robert Quinney (organ)
Missa Ave regina caelorum
2
Kyrie  [2'56]

Robert Quinney (organ)
3
Gloria  [3'27]

Robert Quinney (organ)
4
Credo  [6'29]

Robert Quinney (organ)
5
Sanctus  [1'50]

Robert Quinney (organ)
6
Benedictus  [1'50]

Robert Quinney (organ)
7
Agnus Dei  [3'05]

Robert Quinney (organ)
8
Ave Maria a 4  [2'08]

Robert Quinney (organ)
9
Dixit Dominus  [5'37]

Robert Quinney (organ)
10
Laudate pueri Dominum  [5'05]

Robert Quinney (organ)
11
Laudate Dominum omnes gentes  [3'19]

Robert Quinney (organ)
12
Laetatus sum  [6'56]

Robert Quinney (organ)
13
Nisi Dominus  [5'22]

Robert Quinney (organ)
14
Magnificat septimi toni  [10'09]

Robert Quinney (organ)
15
Ave Maria a 8  [4'15]

Robert Quinney (organ)

Westminster Cathedral continue their survey of the music of Tomás Luis de Victoria—begun in triumphant style with a Gramophone Award-winning disc of the Missa O quam gloriosum—with this new recording of the Missa Ave regina caelorum, an opulent double-choir setting based on Victoria’s two eponymous motets.

Also included are a four-voice Magnificat, two Ave Maria settings (for four and eight voices), the double-choir Ave regina caelorum, and five Vesper Psalms, all composed for double-choir as if to underline their significance in the liturgy. The performances do full justice to the ambition of Victoria’s intentions, as Martin Baker firmly cements his position as worthy successor to the glories achieved by this choir under James O’Donnell and, before him, David Hill.

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