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Mass: Agnus Dei
A song by Gregg Smith Singers, collectible as a card in HitMasters.
- Artist
- Gregg Smith Singers
- Album
- Stravinsky: Mass - Cantata - Symphony of Psalms
- Year
- 2006
- Length
- 2:58
- YouTube Music plays
- 254
- Certification
- Demo Glossary definition
On the same album
Stravinsky: Mass - Cantata - Symphony of Psalms- 1Pater noster (Otche nash'): Otche nash (Pater noster)1:24Demo
- 2Ave Maria1:05Demo
- 3Credo, "Simvol veri" (Symbol of faith): Credo2:22Demo
- 4Mass: Kyrie2:31Demo
- 5Mass: Gloria3:57Demo
- 6Mass: Credo4:25Demo
- 7Mass: Sanctus3:17Demo
- 9Cantata: A Lyke-Wake Dirge (Versus I; Prelude)1:30Demo
- 10Cantata: Ricercar I: The Maidens Came4:04Demo
- 11Cantata: A Lyke-Wake Dirge (Versus II; 1st Interlude)1:36Demo
- 12Cantata: Ricercar II: Tomorrow Shall Be10:42Demo
- 13Cantata: A Lyke-Wake Dirge (Versus III; 2nd Interlude)1:33Demo
- 14Cantata: Westron Wind2:10Demo
- 15Cantata: A Lyke-Wake Dirge (Versus IV; Postlude)2:20Demo
- 16Babel4:58Demo
- 17Symphony of Psalms: I. Psalm 38, verses 13 and 143:28Demo
- 18Symphony of Psalms: II. Psalm 39, verses 1 to 57:12Demo
- 19Symphony of Psalms: III. Psalm 150 (entire)11:38Demo
More by Gregg Smith Singers
All 8 tracks by this artist- Credo, "Simvol veri" (Symbol of faith): CredoGregg Smith SingersDemo
- Pater noster (Otche nash'): Otche nash (Pater noster)Gregg Smith SingersDemo
- Ave MariaGregg Smith SingersDemo
- Mass: KyrieGregg Smith SingersDemo
- Mass: GloriaGregg Smith SingersDemo
- Mass: CredoGregg Smith SingersDemo
- Mass: SanctusGregg Smith SingersDemo
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