A few years ago, a recording of Gregorian Chants by these Cistercian monks became an international chart success.

On this CD the focus is on the power of baroque vocal and instrumental works which are liturgically connected. Included are little known 17th century works by Father Alberberich Mazak.

Contents:
1. [Praeludium] 5.ti toni [Wolfgang Ebner]
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2. Deus in adiutorium Cantus planus / Domine ad adiuvandum [Gregorian Chant]
3. Nos autem    
4. Dixit Dominus Ps.109 [P. Alberich Mazak]  
5. Nos autem  
6. Salva nos    
7. Confitebor tibi Ps.110 [P. Alberich Mazak]
8. Salva nos    
9. Ecce Crucem    
10. Beatus Vir Ps.111 [P. Alberich Mazak]  
11. Ecce Crucem    
12. Tuam Crucem    
13. Laudate pueri Ps.112 [P. Alberich Mazak]
14. Tuam Crucem    
15. Per signum Crucis    
16. Laudate Dominum Ps.116 [P. Alberich Mazak]
17. Per signum Crucis    
18. Fratres: Hoc enim    
19. Toccata Octavi Toni [Wolfgang Ebner]
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Vexilla regis [P. Alberich Mazak]
20. Hoc signum Crucis erit in coelo    
21. O Crux benedicta    
22. Magnificat [P. Alberich Mazak]    
23. O Crux benedicta [Giovanni Felice Sances]
Motetti a 2. 3. 4. e Cinque Voci Op.IV
24. Deus qui nos    
25. Salve Regina [P. Alberich Mazak]
26. Sonata seconda à 3 [Giovanni Battista Buonamente]
Il Quarto Libro de varie Sonate
27. Litaniae Lauretanae [P. Alberich Mazak]  
28. Sub tuum praesidium [P. Alberich Mazak]
CULTUS HARMONICVS Op.II
29. Sonata quarta à 3 [Marco Antonio Ferro]
Sonate a Due, Tre, & Quattro    
30. Beatus Bernardus [P. Alberich Mazak]
31. Exaudiat te Dominus [P. Alberich Mazak]  
32. Pater noster [P. Alberich Mazak]    
33. Laudate Dominum de coelis [P. Alberich Mazak]
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