Music of Dalmatian traditional and medieval cantors

• Diapason d'or for 2004
• 10 by Répertoire / Classica
• 5 Jokers by Crescendo
• 5 stars by Goldberg
• Coup de cœur Charles Cros 2005

Recorded in June 2003 at the church of Anzy-le-Duc, France, by Michel Bernstein, Charlotte Gilart de Kerenflec'h and Malcolm Bothwell

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1. Gospodin, smiluj se (Kyrie eleison)
   Glagolitic chant from Mune, Istria
2. Zač noge tvoje sada u tanci ne igraju ? (Why do your legs not dance?)
   'The Vision of Tondal', Vartal, Zagreb, Archive HAZU, ms. IV a 31, 16th c.
3. Venite, benedicti patris mei (Gregorian introit) 
   Benevento, Bibl. capitolare, ms. 34, 12th c.
4. A duša reče (And the soul said)
5. Qui habitat in adiutorio altissimi (Gregorian tractus) 
   Missale from Dubrovnik, Oxford, Bodleian Lib. Canon. lit. 342, 12th c.
6. I pridoše na dolac strašan (They arrived in the frightful valley)
7. Viruju u jedinoga boga (Credo)
   Glagolitic chant from Mune, Istria
8. I onde bi duša grebena (The soul was seized)
9. Gospodine, pomiluj (Kyrie eleison)
   Glagolitic chant from Poljica, Split
10. I pridoše k drugomu dolcu (They approached another valley)
11. Gospin plač (Lamentation of the Virgin)
    Glagolitic chant from Vrbanj, Hvar
12. Evo tudje strah (Fear)
13. I toj rekši grediše prid Tondalom (Saying that, he walked ahead of Tondal)
14. O janjče božji (Agnus Dei)
    Glagolitic chant from Mune, Istria
15. Obrativ se Tondal za angelom (Tondal turned towards the angel)
16. Čitanje knjige Otkrivenja (Reading of the Apocalypse)
    Glagolitic chant from Poljica, Split
17. A na jednoj katidri (And on one of the thrones)
18. Dodji, duše presveti (Veni, sancte spiritus)
    Glagolitic chant from Poljica, Split
19. Čuvši to (Hearing that)
20. Salve regina
    Zadar, Monastery of St. Francis, Cantuale of Frane Divnic, 17th c.
21. I toj rekši vaze ga za ruku (He took him by his hand)
22. Svet (Sanctus)
    Glagolitic chant from Mune, Istria
23. I otvorivši oči (He opened his eyes)
24. Laudes regiae (Acclamations) 
    Zadar, Bibl. capitulaire, fragment, 12th c.