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Gregorian Chants From Medieval Hungary, Vol. 4 - Easter

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Catalogue numberHCD12050
Release date2014-07-15
Discs1

 
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  Composer: Anonymous
01 Inventor rutili 03:45 $ 0.68 USD
 
 
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02 Iam domnus optatas 01:49 $ 0.33 USD
 
 
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  Dum transisset Sabbatum
03 Dum transisset sabbatum 02:58 $ 0.53 USD
 
 
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04 Quis revolvet 04:22 $ 0.79 USD
 
 
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05 Cum rex gloria 03:16 $ 0.59 USD
 
 
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06 Triumphant Dei Filius 00:49 $ 0.15 USD
 
 
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07 Surrexit Christus - Oratio: Deus, qui paschale 00:55 $ 0.17 USD
 
 
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08 Sedit angelus 05:04 $ 0.91 USD
 
 
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09 Resurrexi 03:30 $ 0.63 USD
 
 
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10 Kyrie paschale 02:02 $ 0.37 USD
 
 
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  Haec Dies
11 Haec dies 02:18 $ 0.41 USD
 
 
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12 Alleluia: Pascha nostrum 03:02 $ 0.55 USD
 
 
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13 Mundi renovatio 02:37 $ 0.47 USD
 
 
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14 Terra tremuit 03:01 $ 0.54 USD
 
 
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15 Pascha nostrum 01:19 $ 0.24 USD
 
 
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  Surrexit Dominus
16 Surrexit Dominus - Oratio: Deus, qui paschale 01:41 $ 0.30 USD
 
 
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  Regina coeli
17 Regina Coeli 02:31 $ 0.45 USD
 
  Album total 44:59
ComposerAnonymous
Bible - New Testament
ChoirSchola Hungarica
ConductorDobszay, Laszlo
Szendrei, Janka
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