Ave Maria

Alma redemptoris mater (Sarum plainchant, England, 10th century) [arr. A. Blachly for choir]

Inviolata, integra et casta es (Ambrosian plainchant, 9th century) [arr. P.D. Quigley for choir]

Inviolata, integra et casta es a 5 (arr. S. Hatcher for choir)

Salve Mater misericordiae (Gregorian plainchant, 13th century) [arr. P.D. Quigley for choir]

Quam pulchra es (arr. S. Hatcher for choir)

Ave maris stella (Iberian plainchant) [arr. P.D. Quigley for choir]

Ave regina celorum (arr. S. Hatcher for choir)

Salve Regina (French Dominican plainchant, ca. 1335) [arr. A. Blachly for choir]

Ave Regina caelorum (Ambrosian plainchant) [arr. P.D. Quigley for choir]

Ave Virgo sanctissima (Iberian plainchant, 16th century) [arr. P.D. Quigley for choir]

Ave Maria (Gregorian plainchant) [arr. P.D. Quigley for choir]

Ave Maria… virgo serena (arr. P.D. Quigley and S. Hatcher for choir)

Ave mundi spes Maria (arr. P.D. Quigley for choir)

Regina celi laetare (French plainchant, 16th century) [arr. A. Blachly for choir]

Regina coeli (arr. S. Hatcher for choir)