Ensemble Oktoechos, Lanfranco Menga, conductor

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Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Introito: Vir Dei Beatus [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (3:40) -- Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Kyrie [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (2:23) -- Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Gloria in Excelsis Deo [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (3:08) -- Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Graduale: Iustus ut Palma [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (4:11) -- Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Alleluia: Exultet Celum [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (2:28) -- Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Offertorio: Gloria et Honore [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (1:31) -- Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Sanctus [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (1:22) -- Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Agnus Dei [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (1:16) -- Mass, "Vir Dei beatus" (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century): Communio: Magna est Gloria [Feast of the translation of St. Mark's body from Alexandria] (3:13) -- Adest dies celeberrima (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (4:34) -- In Bethlem Jude (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (5:14) -- Emitte angelum tuum (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (5:08) -- Ave gratia plena (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (2:26) -- Domine Jesu Christe (13th Cenutry): Domine Jesu Christe [St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century] (6:22) -- Fulget mundo celebris (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (3:58) -- Hodie redemptor mundi (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (6:03) -- Hodie clarissimam (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (4:54) -- Pia extollamus armoniis (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (3:52) -- Postquam factus homo (St. Mark Gradual, 13th Century) (6:45)