Cipriano de Rore: O Altitudo divitiarum

As we continue our journey through the Sacred Polyphony of the 16th century, we come to Cipriano de Rore’s, O Altitudo divitoiarum, the Antiphon drawn from Saint Paul’s Letter to the Romans, chapter  11:33-36.

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