- anon.: Ad Missam In Die Introit: Resurrexi Gradual: Haec dies Alleluia: Pascha nostrum Sequence: Victimae pascali Offertory: Terra tremuit Communion: Pascha nostrum
- anon.: Feria secunda Introit: Introduxit vos Alleluia: Angelus Domini Offertory: Angelus Domini Communion: Surrexit Dominus
- anon.: Feria tertia Introit: Aqua sapientiae Alleluia: Surrexit Dominus Offertory: Intonuit de caelo Communion: Si consurrexistis
- anon.: Feria quarta Introit: Venite benedicti Alleluia: Surrexit Dominus Offertory: Portas caeli Communion: Christus resurgens
- anon.: Feria quinta Introit: Victricem manum tuam Alleluia: Surrexit Christus Offertory: In die eos Dominus Communion: Populus aquisitionis
- anon.: Feria sexta Introit: Eduxit eos Dominus Offertory: Erit vobis hic Communion: Data est mihi
- anon.: Sabbato Introit: Eduxit Dominus Alleluia: Haec dies Alleluia: Laudate pueri Dominum Offertory: Benedictus qui venit Communion: Omnes qui in Christo
This recording of Gregorian Chant from the Gloriae Dei Cantores Schola celebrates the Feast of the Resurrection, which is rooted in the earliest centuries of Christian worship. This “celebration of celebrations” is a time for rebirth, and this recording reflects that sense of personal renewal and joy. The Chants of Easter includes the Propers of Easter Day and Gregorian chants for the octave of Easter–daily services that are part of the week-long celebration of the Easter miracle. These chants are conveyed with careful attention to subtleties in the ancient Gregorian notation, inviting listeners to share the experience of Christ’s resurrection in all its richness. “The free-flowing lyric lines are indeed other-worldly in their refined sense of suspended animation. The result is elegantly overpowering. Marvelous!” —In Tune Magazine
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