Italian and Croatian medieval sacred music

• Diapason d'or
• Choc du Monde de la Musique

Recorded in November 1998 at the church of Lignières, France, by Maurice Salaun

This first recording by Dialogos was a discovery of croatian medieval sacred music and relations between the learned and traditional music of the two coasts of the Adriatic Sea.

1. Litanije Lauretanske
   Glagolitic chant from Poljica, province of Split, Croatia
2. Sanctus. Hosanna dulcis est cantica
   Cartulary of St Mary, Zadar, 13th c.
3. Plač Jeremije proroka
   Jeremiah's Lamentation; glagolitic chant from Poljica
4. Puče moj
   Popule meus; glagolitic chant from Poljica
5. Pokoj vječni
   Requiem aeternam; glagolitic chant from Poljica, accompanied by a glagolitic apocryphe Kako bratja prodaše Osipa, Oxford, Bodlean library, MS. Can. lit. 414, 15th c.
6. Dixit Isaac patri suo
   Gregorian responsory; Monte Cassino, Ms. 542, 12th c.
7. Annuntiamus caritatem
   Announce of the movable feasts; Evangeliarium, Osor, 11th c. – Biblioteca Vaticana, Borg. lat. 339
8. Caminus ardebat
   Gregorian antiphon; Monte Cassino, Archivio della Badia, ms. 542, 13th c.
9. Summe rex
   Troped Kyrie; Assisi, Bibl. municipale, Ms. 695, 13th c.
10. Liber Generationis secundum Matthaeum
    Polyphonic reading; Zagreb, Antiphonaire de O. Thuz, 15th c., Biblioteca Metropolitana, MR 10
11. Credo
    Bologna, Civico Museo Musicale, Ms. Q 11, 14th c.
12. Ave donna santissima
    Laudario di Cortona, 13th c.
13. Magdalene javkanje
    Traditional lauda, Mala Subotica, Croatia
14. Magdalena degna da laudare
    Laudario di Cortona, 13th c.
15. Laude novella sia cantata
    Laudario di Cortona, Cortona, Biblioteca comunale, ms. 91, 13th c.