From Rudgatesingers.co.uk:
Music we have sung so far includes, Palestrina, Missa Papae Marcelli, Missa Brevis & Missa Assumpta est Maria Victoria, Requiems (4 & 6) & Missa O Quam Gloriosum and motets by Victoria, Palestrina, Byrd, Bruckner & Stanford, Gregorian and Byzantine Chant, and a Russian Orthodox Liturgy to name but a few.
Victoria: O Quam Gloriosum 2.45MB
Palestrina Missa Brevis - Sanctus Palestrina Missa Brevis - Agnus Dei Byrd - Ave Verum Bardos - Audi Filia Bruckner - Afferentur Regi Ave Regina Caelorum (Simple Tone) Ave Regina Caelorum (Solemn Tone) Iustus ut palma - Gregorian Chant Magnificat Antiphon for the Feast of St Gregory the Great Victoria Requiem a 4: Kyrie Byrd: Iustorum Animae Alma Redemptoris (Simple Tone) Alma Redemptoris - Palestrina Infant Holy In Dulci Jubilo - Gesius Away in a Manger Gaudete Ukrainian Bell Carol Adeste Fideles arr Joseph Cullen The Beatitudes Troparion for the Feast of SS Constantine & Helena Trisagion Creed Svyat (Sanctus) The Lord's Prayer - Rimsky-Korsakov Yedin Svyat (One is Holy) Hymn to the Virgin Palestrina: Kyrie Alleluia for Trinity Sunday Sancte Deus - Tallis The 'York' Salve Regina In Paradisum Credo IV
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Rom 10:17(DRV)
Wow, is that beautiful. Thanks!
The music links you have compiled on your web site are very good.
Not to be a hard-head, but it is ironic that whereas you went out of your way to point out your reservations concerning the SSPX, you evidently had fewer qualms recommending both Anglican web sites and Russian Orthodox liturgical music in other areas of your web site. I found that interesting and a bit comical. But no worries. That's pretty much the status quo these days.
Keep up the good work.
@Roland: I understand what you mean. However, my comments are strictly my trying to correct poor catechesis.
Even badly catechized Catholics understand that Anglicans and Orthodox are not Catholic.
Even well catechized Catholics may not see the hazards of SSPX links...because, well, the SSPX emphatically *are* Catholic. God willing, we will be one soon enough and I can scrub all the SSPX comments.
But that's my only concern -- it's not to poke traditionalists in the eye, but rather to keep well meaning pewsitters from finding themselves on the wrong side of a very technical dispute they didn't even know was going on within the One True Faith.
God Bless,
Ryan