William Mundy
British composer
William Mundy (c. 1529–1591) was a Renaissance English composer of sacred music and father of composer John Mundy. Over four hundred years after his death, William Mundy's music is still performed and recorded.
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Works
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- A solis ortus cardine
- Adolescentulus sum ego
- Ah, helpless wretch
- Alleluia: Per te dei genetrix I
- Alleluia: Per te dei genitrix II
- Beatus et Sanctus
- Benedictus "for Trebles"
- Fantasia
- In exitu Israel
- In nomine
- Kyrie, "Orbis factor"
- Magnificat, "in medio chori"
- Maria virgo sanctissima
- Memor esto verbi tui
- Nunc dimittis, "in medio chori"
- O Lord, the maker of all things
- O Lord, the world's Saviour
- O mater mundi a 5
- Second Service ‘In F fa ut’
- Second Service ‘In F fa ut’: Magnificat
- Second Service ‘In F fa ut’: Nunc dimittis
- Sive vigilem
- Songs and Psalms: Were I a King
- Te Deum "for Trebles"
- The secret sins
- Videte miraculum
- Vox Patris caelestis