Sarum chant : canto della liturgia di Salibury = chants liturgiques de Salisbury = Salisbury psalmodie.

Sarum chant : canto della liturgia di Salibury = chants liturgiques de Salisbury = Salisbury psalmodie.

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate author / creator:	Tallis Scholars.
Imprint:	Oxford, England : Gimell, p1988.
Description:	streaming sound files.
Language:	Latin English
Series:	Classical music library.
Subject:	Catholic Church -- England -- Salisbury -- Liturgy. Catholic Church. Gregorian chants. Masses, Unaccompanied. Hymns, Latin. Christmas music. Christmas music. Gregorian chants. Hymns, Latin. Liturgics. Masses, Unaccompanied. England -- Salisbury.
Format:	E-Resource Streaming Audio Music recording Audio
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8631858

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Other title:	Missa in Gallicantu. Christe Redemptor omnium. Veni, redemptor genitum. Salvator mundi, Domine. Solis ortus cardine. Salisbury psalmodie.
Other authors / contributors:	Phillips, Peter, 1953- Tallis Scholars.
Notes:	Includes 1st Mass of Christmas from the Salisbury Rite ("Use"), also known as the Missa in gallicantu; and 4 hymns from the Divine Offices of Christmas Day. Title from container. Originally issued as a compact disc. Program notes in English by Ivan Moody with Italian, French and German translations, and texts in Latin with English translations ([30] p. ; port.) inserted. Performed from editions prepared by Ivan Moody from printed sources, including the Missal of 1531 and the Graduals of 1528 and 1532. The Tallis Scholars, Peter Phillips, director. Recorded in Merton College Chapel, Oxford. Electronic reproduction. Alexandria, VA : Alexander Street Press, 2009. (Classical music library). Available via World Wide Web. Sung in Latin.
Other form:	Original
Standard no.:	5011728101721
Publisher's no.:	CDGIM 017 Gimell

Table of Contents:

Sarum chant. Missa in gallicantu (39:00)
Four hymns. Christe Redemptor omnium (3:44) ; Veni, redemptor genitum (4:30) ; Salvator mundi, Domine (2:30) ; A solis ortus cardine (4:57).