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- Creator
- [Hildegard von Bingen]
- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- Latin
- Contributors
- Publication
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- Tucson, Ariz. : Celestial Harmonies, [1999]
- ℗1999
- Physical Details
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- 1 audio disc (60 min., 10 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in
- OCLC
- ocm45227817
- Credits
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- Performed by Sinfonye (Stevie Wishart, Vivien Ellis, voices) ; with members of the Oxford Girls' Choir (Victoria Couper, Camilla Scarlett, Sara Stowe, Louise Eeckelaar, Emily Levy, Katharine Taylor, Lucy Steele)
- Produced by Stevie Wishart
- Primarily antiphons, responsories, and sequences.
- Compact disc.
- Program notes by Stevie Wishart in English, and Latin texts with English translations ([36] p.) inserted in container.
- Recorded in Toddington Church, Toddington, Gloucestershire, England.
- Sung in Latin.
- From wherever they came -- O leafy branch -- O how precious -- Because it was a women -- Ave Maria -- Divine love abounds -- O great wonder -- Hail, noble one -- O branch and crown -- So God watered them with dew -- O energy of wisdom -- O sweetest lover -- While the craft of God's finger -- Spiritui sancto -- O father of all
- From wherever they came = Unde quocumque venientes (1:22) -- O leafy branch = O frondens virga (2:06) -- O how precious = O quam preciosa (4:31) -- Because it was a woman = Quia ergo femina (1:44) -- Ave Maria (7:24) -- Divine love abounds = Caritas habundat (1:50) -- O great wonder = O quam magnum (3:15) -- Hail, noble one = Ave generosa (5:35) -- O branch and crown = O virga ac diadema (7:38) -- So God watered them with dew = Deus enim rorem in illas misit (1:06) -- O energy of wisdom = O virtus Sapientie (1:56) -- O sweetest lover = O dulcissime amator (7:44) -- While the craft of God's finger = Cum processit factura digiti Dei (3:02) -- Spiritui sancto (4:19) -- O Father of all = O pater omnium (5:26)