Anima mea explores the Christian concept of the soul through these masterpieces of medieval Sacred Music. Hildegard of Bingen' beautifully exalted harmonies represent God' order in the music of the spheres.
2 Credo, Quod Redemptor Meus Vivit [ST. Gallen, After 1000] (Arr. C. Haas)
3 Salutatio Beatae Mariae Virginis
4 Qui Habitat in Adiutorio Altissimi [ST. Gallen, After 880] (Arr. C. Haas)
5 Christe Qui Lux Es Et Dies [Milan, Before 534] (Arr. C. Haas)
6 Sicut Cervus [ST. Gallen, After 880] (Arr. C. Haas)
7 O Viriditas Digiti Dei (Arr. C. Haas)
8 Immutemur Habitu [Erfurt, 1301] (Arr. C. Haas)
9 Per Tuam Crucem. Miserere [Paris, After 1150]
10 Per Tuam Crucem. Miserere [Notre Dame, After 1200] (Arr. C. Haas)
11 Magnificat [Regensburg, After 1250] (Arr. C. Haas)
12 Exaudi Nos, Domine [Erfurt, 1301] (Arr. C. Haas)
Anima mea explores the Christian concept of the soul through these masterpieces of medieval Sacred Music. Hildegard of Bingen' beautifully exalted harmonies represent God' order in the music of the spheres.
