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Thomas Tallis

Lamentations of Jeremiah

The Lamentations of Jeremiah the Prophet are two 5-part settings of the Lamentations composed by Thomas Tallis. H. B. Collins described the Lamentations in 1929 as Tallis's "crowning achievement", along with his 40-part motet Spem in alium.

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Movements

  1. (I), P. 102: (I), P. 102: Aleph
  2. (I), P. 102: (I), P. 102: Beth
  3. (I), P. 102: (I), P. 102: Ierusalem
  4. (I), P. 102: (I), P. 102: Incipit lamentatio
  5. (I), P. 102: (I), P. 102: Plorans ploravit
  6. (II), P. 110: (II), P. 110: Daleth
  7. (II), P. 110: (II), P. 110: De lamentatione
  8. (II), P. 110: (II), P. 110: Facti sunt hostes
  9. (II), P. 110: (II), P. 110: Ghimel
  10. (II), P. 110: (II), P. 110: Heth
  11. (II), P. 110: (II), P. 110: Ierusalem
  12. (II), P. 110: (II), P. 110: Migravit Iuda
  13. (II), P. 110: (II), P. 110: Omnes persecutores

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