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Kyrie
04:47
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Gloria
06:31
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Credo I
06:36
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Credo II
07:15
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Credo III
05:00
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Sanctus
02:06
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Benedictus
06:41
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Hosanna
04:18
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Agnus Dei
05:05
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Carlos Bandera New Jersey
Carlos Bandera is a composer who is fascinated by the architecture of J.S. Bach, the immensity of Anton Bruckner, and the ethereal simplicity of Arvo Pärt. His music, through the use of large structural and historical forms in a predominantly tonal language, reflects this fascination. He is currently a graduate student at the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University. ... more
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