Sacred Vocal Music for non-Christians

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	"Both incedibly moving. Durufle's Requiem is probably the finest ever composed, and verges on the hypnotic. Stunning."

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	"Spem In Alium, a 500 year old 40 part motet, is an absolute masterpiece of astonishing achivement. Truly magical, completely mesmerized me. Astoundingly beautiful and moving."

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	"I had trouble tracking this down but it was worth it. Stravinsky evokes pure magic and mystery using orthadox traditions and odd orchestration. A magnificent work."

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	"I have accompanied most of these and this recording really does them justice. Moving and beautiful."

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	"An amazing recording of 2 different but equally matched pieces. Magnificat can be slightly cheesy, but Of a Rose more than makes up for it."

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	"The Lamb, although odd in places, is deceptively simple in theory but sounds stunning."

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	"Cannot call myself a sacred vocal music fan without including this!"

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	"Or this!"

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	"Can't deny he was a genius! A little havy at times, but still powerful."