| Title | Parts |
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| [] Regina caeli laetare a 4 ms Granada Cathedral Choir Santa Iglesia Catedral Granada / Pablo Heras Casado Coral Polifonica de la Basilica de San Juan de Dios Granada. CD Sacra et Profana |
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| [] Quomodo sedet sola civitas. Motet. 6vv and organ. 1598 most likely composed on the death of king Philip II of Spain 13sep1598 ms Capilla Real, Granada Choir of the Queen's College Oxford, Tom Wilkinson / Owen Rees. Guild 7296 |
the text is an adaptation and amalgamation of two Tenebrae texts: - Lamentations of Jeremiah - Responsory O vos omnes which is why the motet is also described as a Lamentation or Pro defunctis |
| [] (details unknown). Villancicos, chanzonetas and entremeses composed while still a choirboy at Granada Cathedral | |
| [] In omnem terram exivit sonus eorum a 4. Motet ms Granada Cathedral |
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| [] Laboravi in gemitu meo. Motet. 4vv ms Granada Cathedral |
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| [] Cogitavit Dominus. Lamentation. 4vv ms Capilla Real, Granada |
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| [] Domine, ne in furore tuo. Salmo 6. Motet. 4vv ms Capilla Real, Granada |
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| [] Salus populi ego sum. Motet. 5vv ms Capilla Real, Granada |
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| [] Lamentation "He" ms Granada Cathedral In the Doctoral dissertation 2008 by Heike Blumenberg attributed to Luis de Aranda (died 1660). In the Anhang I: Composers of Lamentations she lists both Luis de Aranda (died 1627) and Luis de Aranda (died 1660) suggesting they both composed lamentations |