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Infirmata vulnerata (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Infirmata vulnerata (5:50) -- Infirmata vulnerata (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): O cara, o dulcis amor (0:38) -- Infirmata vulnerata (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Vulnera percute (4:15) -- Infirmata vulnerata (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Cur, quaeso, crudelis (2:37) -- Infirmata vulnerata (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Vicisti, amor (0:53) -- Infirmata vulnerata (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Semper gratus (1:50) -- De tenebroso lacu (motet for solo voice, strings and continuo): De tenebroso lacu (6:17) -- De tenebroso lacu (motet for solo voice, strings and continuo): Derelecti nos exorant (3:20) -- De tenebroso lacu (motet for solo voice, strings and continuo): Elemosinas date (0:51) -- De tenebroso lacu (motet for solo voice, strings and continuo): Si Fenices sunt ardentes (4:00) -- De tenebroso lacu (motet for solo voice, strings and continuo): Ergo in tam gravi supplicio (1:06) -- De tenebroso lacu (motet for solo voice, strings and continuo): De profundis (7:45) -- Salve Regina (motet for two solo voices, two violins and continuo): Salve Regina (4:57) -- Salve Regina (motet for two solo voices, two violins and continuo): Ad te clamamus (2:29) -- Salve Regina (motet for two solo voices, two violins and continuo): Ad te suspiramus (1:58) -- Salve Regina (motet for two solo voices, two violins and continuo): Eia ergo, advocata nostra (1:43) -- Salve Regina (motet for two solo voices, two violins and continuo): Et Jesum benedictum (1:57) -- Salve Regina (motet for two solo voices, two violins and continuo): O clemens (2:42) -- Totus amore languens (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Totus amore languens (2:30) -- Totus amore languens (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Epulare, delectare (2:23) -- Totus amore languens (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Quid hoc coelesti ardore (3:28) -- Totus amore languens (motet for solo voice, two violins and continuo): Ite procul (3:40)