Jesu Redemptor omnium~Bonifacio Graziani was active in Rome around the middle of the 17th century. This setting of the Christmas hymn, Jesu Redemptor omnium, is scored for five voices, which only combine in the final verse, and comes from a most useful publication (Graziani's Op. 21) that contains hymns for Vespers throughout the liturgical year.
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here.~~Six scores|GRA054.2|Score|GRA054.1|~2169~2175~hymn, christmas, soprano, alto, tenor, bass, vespers, graziani, stab~
Placare Christe servulis~This setting of the Vespers hymn for All Saints' Day also comes from the 1673 publication. It is scored for SSAT and continuo.
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here.~~Five scores|GRA055.2|Score|GRA055.1|~2169~2578~Graziani, hymn, vespers, ssat, soprano, alto, tenor,~
Deus illuminatio mea~This extensive solo motet was published in the composer's Op. 8 (1658), and sets the first three verses from Psalm 26 [27].
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here.~~Two scores|GRA067.2|Score|GRA067.1|~2169~2598~Graziani, solo, soprano, motet~