Utwory na płycie:

• Abholung des Königs
• Responsorium zum Einzug
• Befragnung von König und Volk
• Salbung
• Responsorium nach der Krönung
• In adventu regis (Hymnus)
• Te Deum laudamus
• Factus est (Introitus)
• Fons bonitatis (Kyrie)
• Gloria
• Laudes Reginae
• Lectio scripturae
• Responsorium graduale ad Dominum
• Domine Deus meus (Halleluja)
• Lectio Evangelii Mk. 11, 7-11
• Credo Nr. 6
• Domine convertere (Offertorium)
• Sanctus
• Agnus Dei
• Cantabo Domini (Kommunion)
• Oratio ad complendum

CD 1:
Heinrich - Zeremonie zur Königskrönung (Dom zu Mainz, 7. Juni 1002):
Abholung des Königs
Responsorium zum Einzug
Befragung von König und Volk
Salbung
Responsorium nach der Krönung
Hymnus 'In Adventu Regis'
Te Deum laudamus

Coronation mass:
Introitus Factus est
Kyrie 'Fons bonitatis' mit Tropus
Gloria
Laudes Regia
Lectio scriptura
Resp. Graduale 'Ad Dominum'
Alleluja 'Domine Deus meus'
Lectio Evangelii
Credo VI
Offertorium 'Domine convertere'
Sanctus
Agnus Dei
Communio 'Cantabo Domini'
Oratio ad complendum

CD 2 - Kunigunde - Nova Historia Kunegundis (1288) - Gesänge zum Fest der Hl. Kunigunde:
Kunigundenglocke
Ad Vespera:
Incipit
Antiphona I & Psalmus 109
Antiphona II & Psalmus 112
Antiphona III & Psalmus 121
Antiphona IV & Psalmus 126
Antiphona V & Psalmus 147
Capitulum
Responsorium
Hymnus
Versiculum
Antiphona & Magnificat
Oratio
Versiculum

Ad Primam Nocturnam:
Invitatorium
Antiphona I & Psalmus 8
Antiphona II & Psalmus 18
Antiphona III & Psalmus 23
Lectio I & Responsorium
Lectio II & Responsorium
Lectio III & Responsorium

Ad Secundam Nocturnam:
Antiphona I & Psalmus 44
Antiphona II & Psalmus 45
Antiphona III & Psalmus 86
Lectio I & Responsorium
Lectio II & Responsorium
Lectio III & Responsorium

Kunigundenglocke

Emperor Heinrich II and his wife Cunigunde of Luxembourg were an extraordinary Imperial couple. Henry was canonized in 1146, Cunigunde in 1200. Both were revered as saints in the Middle Ages. Bavarian Duke Heinrich II was crowned German king in Mainz Cathedral on June 7, 1002 (Coronation as emperor 1014). The first album in this set presents a selection of Gregorian chants from the coronation ceremony and the subsequent coronation mass. In 1288 the “Nova Historia Kunegundis” was written and set to late Gregorian Style music in order to celebrate the feast days of St. Cunigunde with specific texts and melodies. You can hear the evening songs of the Vespers as well as those for the night- the first and second nocturns.

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Recordings: 15-17 March 2003 (CD 1) & 10-11 November 2003 (CD 2) at Studio Cavalli Records.