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Produced by Mark Brown, also Convidando esta la noche (Ex Cathedra), Hanaq pachap kusikuynin (Ex Cathedra) and Los conflades de la estleya (Ex Cathedra)
Released on Hyperion, also Convidando esta la noche (Ex Cathedra), Hanaq pachap kusikuynin (Ex Cathedra) and Los conflades de la estleya (Ex Cathedra)
Engineered by Antony Howell, also Quartet for Oboe, Violin, Viola & Cello in F major, K. 370: III. Rondeau: Allegro (Nash Ensemble), Oboe Concerto in D minor, TWV 51:d1: II. Allegro (Paul Goodwin) and Oboe Concerto in D minor, TWV 51:d1: III. Adagio (Paul Goodwin)
Recorded at Westminster Cathedral, also Messe solennelle: Agnus Dei (Donna Brown), Messe solennelle: Credo (Donna Brown) and Messe solennelle: Crucifixus (Donna Brown)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
88 other songs on fono were recorded at Westminster Cathedral, by Westminster Cathedral Choir and Sir Colin Davis and others
Mark Brown produced 338 songs on fono
Antony Howell engineered 264 songs on fono
Antony Howell’s most frequent co-engineer is Julian Millard (82 songs together)
Credits
All 8 credits
- Written by
- Jean Langlais
- Produced by
- Mark Brown
- Performed by
- English Chamber Orchestra Brass Ensemble and Westminster Cathedral Choir
- Engineered by
- Antony Howell
- Recorded at
- Westminster Cathedral
- Released on
- Hyperion
- Written by
- Jean Langlais
- Produced by
- Mark Brown
- Performed by
- English Chamber Orchestra Brass Ensemble and Westminster Cathedral Choir
- Engineered by
- Antony Howell
- Recorded at
- Westminster Cathedral
- Released on
- Hyperion
Connected by credits
Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same producer: Mark Brown
Same engineer: Antony Howell
Same writer: Jean Langlais
Same studio: Westminster Cathedral
Same producer: Mark Brown
Same engineer: Antony Howell
Same writer: Jean Langlais
Same studio: Westminster Cathedral
Elsewhere
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1MusicBrainz Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was performed by English Chamber Orchestra Brass Ensemble
Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was performed by English Chamber Orchestra Brass Ensemble
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2MusicBrainz Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was performed by Westminster Cathedral Choir
Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was performed by Westminster Cathedral Choir
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3MusicBrainz Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was produced by Mark Brown
Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was produced by Mark Brown
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4MusicBrainz Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was written by Jean Langlais
Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was written by Jean Langlais
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5MusicBrainz Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei is part of the release Missa ‘Salve Regina’ / Messe Solennelle
Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei is part of the release Missa ‘Salve Regina’ / Messe Solennelle
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6MusicBrainz Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was recorded at Westminster Cathedral
Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was recorded at Westminster Cathedral
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7MusicBrainz Hyperion is the label of the song Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei
Hyperion is the label of the song Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei
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8MusicBrainz Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was engineered by Antony Howell
Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was engineered by Antony Howell
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
9MusicBrainz Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was released on 1988-07
Missa Salve Regina: Agnus Dei was released on 1988-07
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026