I recently received at work a 10-disc box set of Victoria sacred music recorded by Ensemble Plus Ultra under Michael Noone I'm 3 discs in, and I'm in love. These are 1-voice-to-a-part performances (but the right voices), clear and warm and astoundingly accurate, some discs with early brass and the hymns at the end with a Spanish chant schola. It's not a "complete" Victoria, but the closest thing out there (over 90 works). "Our selection was guided by the following criteria: a) works composed by Victoria during the quarter century that he lived in Madrid, b) versions of works by victoria preserved only in manuscripts, c) versions of his works that had never been previously recorded and (d) works that involve the organ, wind instruments and alternatim plainsong" These were licensed from Universal Spain by DGG and offered at a special price ($100 for the set; now on sale for $75). It's not at all just rarities; the performance of Vere Languores is so limpidly beautiful as to be unrecognizable as the same work that so many amateur choirs have heaved and screeched through.