Esperanza: A Gift of Spanish Song Benedictine first published in French in

first published in French in 1894 and re-issued and expanded in 2002

balancing work and personal life with the never-ending tasks of caregiving

This is a life-spanning collection of his prose explorations of what it means to be a person of wonder and imagination

Thérèse of Lisieux

For that reason

Esperanza: A Gift of Spanish Song Benedictine first published in French inGlori Dei Cantores celebrates the rich contribution of Spanish music and culture to the world. This recording spans 500 years, from the golden age of the Spanish Renaissance, with works by Guerrero, Victoria and Morales to the 20th century, with music by Rodrigo. Also included are works of Mexican composers de Zumaya (a striking setting of the Miserere) and Carlos Chavez, and Latin American composers such as Villa Lobos, Casals, and Joaquin Nin.