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The seventh movement from Stopford's Missa Deus Nobiscum, the Benedictus is reflective and "blessed," for he who comes in the name of the Lord is God with us.

This exciting setting of the Latin text extracted from the larger Missa Romantica appears in two versions: the first is accompanied as it appears in the larger work; the second is an a cappella version for

Here is a delicate and unaccompanied setting of In Paradisum with an option to repeat the text in English. Smooth phrases match a good setting of the text that will challenge your chamber

A refreshing take on the traditional Latin text from the Requiem Mass takes inspiration from the great settings of the past but uses suspended, sustained melodic lines and open harmonies to create a

This setting of the traditional Latin text was written as a memorial with a soothing and calming effect. The piece opens with a solo, then moves into contemporary harmonies along with some polyphonic vocal

Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus and Agnus Dei for women's choir. At Christmas, a recitation of Bible texts about the Nativity fit in nicely between movements. The piece can be performed as a whole, or as separate

Extracted from his larger work "Requiem Novum," this Sanctus movement stands on its own as a concert work with organ accompaniment. Written for and beautifully recorded by the VOCES8 Foundation