Motet
Haec dies, T 114
à 3, Gradualia I (1605)
Written by
Recordings
On these albums
Late Renaissance in Engeland en ItaliëGents Madrigaalkoor, Johan Duijck · 1990
Byrd motets in paired settings with Palestrina, Philips, Gabrieli, Victoria, LassusChoir of King’s College, Cambridge & Sir David Willcocks · 1991
Music for Passiontide and EasterChoir of Wells Cathedral, Anthony Crossland, Andrew Nethsingha · 1993
Treasures of English Church MusicThe Cambridge Singers, John Rutter · 1995
English RenaissanceThe King’s Singers · 1995
Exultate DeoWestminster Cathedral Choir, James O’Donnell · 1996
Music From HeavenThe Choir of Ormond College, Douglas Lawrence · 1996
CapellaThe King’s Singers · 1998
Rejoice: Sacred Choral Music Through the AgesChoir of Trinity College, University of Melbourne · 2002
Byrd and his ContemporariesChoir of King’s College, Cambridge / Sir David Willcocks · 2004
Flower of BeautyWestminster Choir, Joe Miller · 2009
Tudor Anthems and MotetsThe Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, Timothy Brown · 2011
A Double CelebrationThe Cambridge Singers, John Rutter · 2014
PrayerLuther College Nordic Choir, Allen Hightower · 2014
An Easter MattinsChoir of King’s College, Cambridge, Eric Fletcher & Boris Ord · 2015
The Complete Argo RecordingsChoir of King’s College, Cambridge, David Willcocks · 2015
Summer 2016Resonance Vocal Ensemble · 2016
MotetsWilliam Byrd; Choir of King’s College, Cambridge, Stephen Cleobury · 2018
40The Sixteen, Harry Christophers · 2019
Brother Sun, Sister MoonThe Cambridge Singers, John Rutter
English Choral WorksChoir of New College Oxford, Edward Higginbottom
Faire Is the HeavenThe Cambridge Singers, John Rutter
Sacred Treasures of EnglandThe London Oratory School Schola
Critics' Choice: A Musical "Tasting" of Move Records' Most Recent VintagesVarious Artists
Australian InterVarsity Choral Festivals, The First 50 YearsAustralian Intervarsity Choral Festival Choir
Tresors a CapellaThe King’s Singers
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