Quis Non Amantem Track Listing

(1) Orátio ante Missam • Opening prayer by His Excellency The Most Reverend René H. Gracida, Bishop Emeritus of Corpus Christi, TX
(2) Ad Intróitum • "Above all praises" (Opus 79, No. 3) CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Composer: Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847) Arranged, with organ Interlude over Mendelssohn's themes, by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium Organist: Mark Ostrowski — Guest Conductor: Lucas Tappan
(3) Intróitus • "Edúxit Dóminus" CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Sung by the Schola Cantórum — Conductor & Soloist: Austin Riddle —— CLICK HERE to view a Renaissance manuscript of this piece [page 2] —— [all pages]
(4) Kýrie Eléison • Missa Quis Non Amántem CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Composer: Josquin Desprez († 1521) Based on the Mille Regretz love Chanson — Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Guest Conductor: Lucas Tappan
(5) Glória • Missa Quis Non Amántem CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Based on works by Cristóbal de Morales († 1553), Orlando de Lassus († 1594), and Hans Leo Hassler († 1612) Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Guest Conductor: Lucas Tappan
(6) Versus Alleluiátici • "Haec Dies" & "Laudáte Púeri" CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Sung by the Schola Cantórum Organist: Mark Ostrowski — Conductor: Austin Riddle —— CLICK HERE to view a Renaissance manuscript of this piece [page 2] —— [all pages]
(7) Sequéntia • "Víctimae Pascháli Laudes" CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Organ Interlude on Víctimae Pascháli themes composed by Jeff Ostrowski Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium & Schola Cantorum Organist: Mark Ostrowski — Conductor: Jeff Ostrowski
(8) Offertórium • "Benedictus Qui Venit" CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Sung by the Schola Cantórum — Conductor: Austin Riddle —— CLICK HERE to view a Renaissance manuscript of this piece [page 2] —— [all pages]
(9) Sanctus et Hosánna • Missa Quis Non Amántem CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Based on works by Cristóbal de Morales († 1553) Hosánna employs the Mille Regretz love Chanson melody as Cantus Firmus Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Guest Conductor: Lucas Tappan
(10) Benedíctus et Hosánna • Missa Quis Non Amántem CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Based on works by Cristóbal de Morales († 1553) Hosánna employs the Mille Regretz love Chanson melody as Cantus Firmus Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Guest Conductor: Lucas Tappan
(11) Agnus Dei • Missa Quis Non Amántem CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Based on works by Orlando de Lassus († 1594) and the Mille Regretz love Chanson by Josquin Desprez († 1521) Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Guest Conductor: Lucas Tappan
(12) Commúnio • "Omnes qui in Christo" CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Sung by the Schola Cantórum — Conductor & Soloist: Austin Riddle —— CLICK HERE to view a Renaissance manuscript of this piece —— [all pages]
(13) Cantus ad Communiónem • "O Fílii et Fíliae" CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Based on a work by Monsignor Jules Van Nuffel (1883-1953) Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Guest Conductor: Lucas Tappan
(14) Ad Dimitténdum Pópulum • "Ite Missa Est" CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Soloist: Father Valentine Young, O.F.M.
(15) Ad Dimitténdum Pópulum • "O With Thy Benediction" (excerpted) CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Musical arrangement of Gustav Holst's “Thaxted” by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Text (Verses 1-2) adapted from Vincent Stuckey Stratton Coles (1845-1929) Text (Verses 3-4) by Dr. Daniel Varholy (b. 1976)
(16) Música Figuráta in Lingua Vernácula • "Almighty and Everlasting God" CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Composer: Orlando Gibbons (†1625) Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Conductor: Jeff Ostrowski Recorded in 2006
(17) Kýrie Eléison • Missa Pro Defúnctis, 1605 CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Sung by the Saint John Mary Vianney Choir — Guest conductor: Dr. James Daugherty Live recording: 16 April, 2005
(18) Sanctus et Hosánna • Missa Ascéndens Christus in Altum CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Sung by the Saint John Mary Vianney Choir — Guest conductor: Dr. James Daugherty Live recording: 16 April, 2005
(19) Benedíctus et Hosánna • Missa Ascéndens Christus in Altum CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Sung by the Saint John Mary Vianney Choir — Guest conductor: Dr. James Daugherty Live Recording: 16 April, 2005
(20) Ave Maris Stella • Chant & Polyphony CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Polyphonic versets composed by Tomás Luis de Victoria (†1611) Sung by the Saint John Mary Vianney Choir — Conductor: Jeff Ostrowski Recorded in 2005
(21) Kýrie Eléison • Missa Quis Non Amántem CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Based on the Mille Regretz love Chanson by Josquin Desprez (†1521) This 2005 home recording inspired the musical selections of Quis Non Amántem
(22) Sanctus • Missa Quis Non Amántem CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Based on works by Cristóbal de Morales († 1553) Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Conductor: Jeff Ostrowski Post-production recording (May, 2007)
(23) Benedíctus et Hosánna • Missa Quis Non Amántem CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece Arranged by Jeff Ostrowski (b. 1981) Based on works by Cristóbal de Morales († 1553) Hosánna employs the Mille Regretz love Chanson melody as Cantus Firmus Sung by the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium — Conductor: Jeff Ostrowski Post-production recording (May, 2007)
(24) Homília • "Love is not loved" (excerpted) By Father Valentine Young, O.F.M.
(25) Glória • Missa Quis Non Amántem Special recording from the Sanctuary CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece The Most Reverend René H. Gracida, Bishop Emeritus of Corpus Christi, TX While the choir sings Track 5 (above)
(26) Cantus Interlectionáles Special recording from the Sanctuary CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece The Most Reverend René H. Gracida, Bishop Emeritus of Corpus Christi, TX While the choir sings Track 6 (above)
(27) In Canóne Special recording from the Sanctuary CLICK HERE for texts and translations of this piece The Most Reverend René H. Gracida, Bishop Emeritus of Corpus Christi, TX While the choir sings Track 9 (above)

Please CLICK HERE to see a list of singers comprising the Cristóbal de Morales Consortium of Corpus Christi, TX The Schola Cantórum for the Quis Non Amántem Wedding was a collaboration by: The Brazos Valley Schola Cantórum (Link to Site) & The Corpus Christi Cathedral Schola Cantórum (Link to Site) Please CLICK HERE to see a list of singers for the Schola Cantórum Please CLICK HERE to see a list of singers for the St. John Mary Vianney Choir Please CLICK HERE to see a list of singers for Track 21