Motets by William Byrd. Book I (1605) contains 32 for 5 vv., 20 for 4, and 11 for 3; Book II (1607) contains 9 for 6 vv., 17 for 5, and 19 for 4.
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- Gaudeamus omnes, motet for 5 voices (SATTB) (Classical Work)
- Confirma hoc Deus, motet for 5 voices (SSATB) (Classical Work)
- Non vos relinquam Orphanos, motet for 5 voices (SSATB) (Classical Work)
- Gaudeamus omnes (from All Saints), motet for 5 voices (SSATB) (Classical Work)
- William Byrd: O Sacrum Convivium (Classical Album)
- Justorum animae (also anthem "Souls of the righteous"), motet for 5 voices (SSATB) (Classical Work)
- Terra tremuit, motet for 5 voices (SSATB) (Classical Work)
- Timete Dominum, motet for 5 voices (SSATB) (Classical Work)
- Philip Brett
- Hodie Christus natus est, motet for 4 voices (SATB) (Classical Work)
- O magnum misterium, motet for 4 voices (SATB) (Classical Work)
- Puer natus est nobis, motet for 4 voices (SATB) (Classical Work)
- Tui sunt coeli, motet for 4 voices (SATB) (Classical Work)
- Regina coeli, motet for 3 voices (SAT) (Classical Work)
