Gabriel Jackson Songtexte
Song 'I gaze upon you' 'I gaze upon you and the sun grows large'
Geboren 1962
Songtexte
- O sacrum convivium
- Ave Maria
- Cecilia Virgo
- Orbis patrator optime
- Lux mortuorum 'Crystal points tug on million year filaments'
- Not no faceless Angel 'Another photograph to put on a shelf'
- Salve regina 2
- To Morning 'O holy virgin! clad in purest white'
- Salve regina
- Hymn to the Trinity 'Honor, virtus et potestas'
- Song 'I gaze upon you' 'I gaze upon you and the sun grows large'
- Rhapsody in Red
- To Morning
- The Christ-child
- Nowell sing we
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: III. Nunc dimittis servum tuum
- The Christmas Story, Christmas: III. Lullaby of the Beasts
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: IV. Joseph and his mother
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: VIII. And when they had performed all things
- The Christmas Story, Advent: I. Conditor alme siderum
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: IX. O nata lux de lumine
- The Christmas Story, Christmas: VI. Toccata
- The Christmas Story, Advent: III. Expecting
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: I. Lumen ad revelationem gentium
- The Christmas Story, Christmas: II. And it came to pass in those days
- The Christmas Story, Epiphany: VI. And it came to pass in those days
- The Christmas Story, Advent: II. I look from afar
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: VII. Anna’s Song
- The Christmas Story, Advent: IV. Sit Christe rex
- The Christmas Story, Epiphany: V. A Guest at Cana
- The Christmas Story, Christmas: I. Veni redemptor gentium
- The Christmas Story, Christmas: IV. And there were in the same country
- The Christmas Story, Epiphany: III. Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: II. When the days of Mary’s purification
- The Christmas Story, Epiphany: II. Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem
- The Christmas Story, Epiphany: VII. Benedicite omnia opera
- The Christmas Story, Christmas: V. O magnum mysterium
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: V. Lumen ad revelationem gentium
- The Christmas Story, Candlemas: VI. And there was one Anna
- The Christmas Story, Epiphany: IV. And the third day there was a marriage
- The Christmas Story, Epiphany: I. Tribus miraculis ornatum