Quam pulchra es
VII: 7-8, 5-6, 12-13

Rosenwald, Janis, Wilkinson

J. Dunstable
(c.1390 - 1453)

O quam tu pulchra es
[freely adapted from various verses]

Janis
Ryan, Sykes

A. Grandi
(c.1575 - c.1630)

Sicut lilium inter spinas
[adapted from II.2,5 & IV.9]

Wilkinson
Ryan, Sykes

G. F. Anerio
(1567 - 1630)

Pulchra es, amica mea
[adapted from VI.4-5]

Johnson, Abbey
Ryan, Sykes

C. Monteverdi
(1567 - 1643)

Tota pulchra es
[a mélange of verses]

Johnson, Abbey
Ryan, Sykes

A. Campra
(1660 - 1744)

Latin: aria
I: 5, 4; II: 10-12

Osborne
Malmon, Ryan

Claudio Monteverdi
(1567 - 1643)

Latin: duet
II: 10-12

Johnson, Treitman
Malmon, Ryan

André Campra
(1660 - 1744)

Pulchra es, amica mea
[adapted from VI.4-5]

Johnson, Bornstein
Henriksen, Ryan, Sykes

C. Monteverdi
(1567 - 1643)

Sicut lilium inter spinas
[adapted from II.2,5 & IV.9]

Guttry
Henriksen, Ryan, Sykes

G. F. Anerio
(1567 - 1630)

Nigra sum
[adapted from I.5, 4; II.10-12]

Osborne
Henriksen, Ryan, Sykes

Monteverdi

O quam tu pulchra es
{freely adapted from various verses]

Johnson
Henriksen, Ryan, Sykes

A. Grandi
(c.1575 - c.1630)

Tota pulchra es
[a mélange of verses]

Johnson, Bornstein
Henriksen, Ryan, Sykes

A. Campra
(1660 - 1744)

O quam tu pulchra es
Motet

Janis, Graef / Johnston, Beaulieu, Roberts, Sykes

Heinrich Schütz
(1585 - 1672)

Quam pulchra es
VII. 7-8, 5-6, 12-13

J. Dunstable (c1390 - 1453)

Ecce tu pulchra es
I. 14 - II. 2, I. 4, II. 4-5

J. des Prez (c1440 - 1521)

Pulchra es, amica mea [1610]
VI. 4-5

C. Monteverdi (1567 - 1643)

O quam tu pulchra es [1625]

A. Grandi (c1575 - 1630)

Tota pulchra es, amica mea [1695]

A. Campra (1660 - 1744)