Renaissance Motets for Holy Week @stephenarndt1943
Renaissance Motets for Holy Week  @stephenarndt1943
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
The selections in this video, covering the time span from Palm Sunday through Holy Saturday, are as follows:

00:00: Pueri hebraeorum (The Children of the Hebrews)
01:51: Hosanna filio David (Hosanna to the Son of David)
02:49: O sacrum convivium (O Sacred Feast)
04:56: Domine, tu mihi lavas pedes (Lord, Do You Wash My Feet?)
06:11: Pange lingua (Sing My Tongue)
07:32: Hoc corpus (This is My Body)
10:20: Unus ex discipulus meis (One of My Disciples)
11:16: In monte Oliveti (On the Mount of Olives)
13:37: Una hora (One Hour)
15:13: Seniores populi (The Elders of the People)
17:36: Amicus meus (My Friend)
19:48: O Domine Jesu Christe (O Lord Jesus Christ)
22:38: Adoramus te, Christe (We Adore You Christ)
24:01: O vos omnes (O All of You)
24:51: Ecce vidimus eum (Behold, We Have Seen Him)
26:50: Tenebrae factae sunt (Darkness Came About)
27:46: Christus factus es (Christ Was Made Obedient)
28:46: Sepulto Domino (Once the Lord was Buriend)

Next year, I hope to do a similar series for Easter Sunday.
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Renaissance Motets for Holy Week

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