Medieval Offices of St. Thomas Aquinas
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The Medieval Offices of Saint Thomas Aquinas
by Vuori, Hilkka-Liisa & Räsänen, Marika & Heikkinen, Seppo
their CD recording: Felix Thomas, lumen mundi by Vox Silentii (for sale on Fuga.fi)
Opus M3U playlist (lossy) or FLAC M3U playlist (lossless), playable in, e.g., VLC -
Thank you!!
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This is most helpful, will have to compare with the editions of the Office Hymns I made from other Secondary sources, https://societyofstbede.wordpress.com/2015/03/07/st-thomas-aquinas/
https://societyofstbede.wordpress.com/2015/01/28/translation-of-st-thomas-aquinas/ -
A previous project from Dr. Vuori and Vox Silentii, on the chant of Brigittine nuns, was mentioned on Chant Café:
http://www.chantcafe.com/2018/11/cantus-sororum/
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@tomjaw Do you know of any other recordings of St. Thomas's offices (or parts of it)?
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