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Gregorian & Ambrosian Chant

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1.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Prolog, Lectio Isaiae Prophetae (60, 1-6)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
2.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Magnificat-Antiphon, "Tribus miraculis" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
3.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Transitorium, "Hodie caelesti sponso" (Ambrosian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
4.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Hymnus, "Hostis Herodes impie" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
5.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Antiphon, "Hodie nobis Beata illuxit" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
6.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Responsorium prolixum, "Illuminare Ierusalem" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
7.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Antiphon with Psalm 71, "Stella ista" (v.10-13, 18f)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
8.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Introitus, "Ecce advenit" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
9.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Ingressa, "Civitas non eget sole" (Ambrosian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
10.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Gloria im tonus festivus, "Gloria" (Ambrosian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
11.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Graduale, "Omnes de Saba venient" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
12.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Alleluia, "Vidimus stellam eius" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
13.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Hallelujah, "Puer natus est nobis" (Ambrosian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
14.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Symbolum, "Credimus in unum Deum" (Ambrosian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
15.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Offertorium including Verses from Codex Einsiedeln 121, "Reges Tharsis" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
16.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Communio with Psalm 71 (V.1-3, 7), "Vidimus stellam eius"
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
17.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Responsorium breve, "Omnes de Saba venient" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
18.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Magnificat-Antiphon, "Videntes stellam Magi" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
19.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Psallenda, "Videntes stellam Magi" (Ambrosian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
20.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Psallenda, "Apparuit in mundo" (Ambrosian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
21.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Antiphon, "O qualem gloriam" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
22.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Magnificat-Antiphon, "Admoniti Magi" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
23.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Responsorium, "Tria sunt munera" (Gregorian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte
24.
Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Transitorium, "Te laudamus Domine omnipotens" (Ambrosian)
Anonymus, Schola Cantorum Coloniensis/Dr. Gabriel Maria Steinschulte

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24

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01/01/1991

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Prolog, Lectio Isaiae Prophetae (60, 1-6)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Magnificat-Antiphon, "Tribus miraculis" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Transitorium, "Hodie caelesti sponso" (Ambrosian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Hymnus, "Hostis Herodes impie" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Antiphon, "Hodie nobis Beata illuxit" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Responsorium prolixum, "Illuminare Ierusalem" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Antiphon with Psalm 71, "Stella ista" (v.10-13, 18f)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Introitus, "Ecce advenit" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Ingressa, "Civitas non eget sole" (Ambrosian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Gloria im tonus festivus, "Gloria" (Ambrosian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Graduale, "Omnes de Saba venient" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Alleluia, "Vidimus stellam eius" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Hallelujah, "Puer natus est nobis" (Ambrosian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Symbolum, "Credimus in unum Deum" (Ambrosian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Offertorium including Verses from Codex Einsiedeln 121, "Reges Tharsis" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Communio with Psalm 71 (V.1-3, 7), "Vidimus stellam eius"

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Responsorium breve, "Omnes de Saba venient" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Magnificat-Antiphon, "Videntes stellam Magi" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Psallenda, "Videntes stellam Magi" (Ambrosian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Psallenda, "Apparuit in mundo" (Ambrosian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Antiphon, "O qualem gloriam" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Magnificat-Antiphon, "Admoniti Magi" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Responsorium, "Tria sunt munera" (Gregorian)

Anonymous: Gregorian and Ambrosian Music for the Feast of the Three Magi: Transitorium, "Te laudamus Domine omnipotens" (Ambrosian)