Spem in alium
Album by Thomas Tallis & The Tallis Scholars & Peter Phillips
Spem in alium is a 40-part motet by English composer Thomas Tallis, composed circa 1570. The work is scored for forty independent voices arranged in eight choirs, employing antiphonal textures, intricate imitative polyphony and expansive harmonic sonorities, and is notable in the English Renaissance repertoire for its large-scale choral design.
First released: 1985

Tracklist
- 1.Spem in alium, 40 voice motet9:52
- 2.Sancte Deus5:16
- 3.Salvator mundi, salva nos I2:19
- 4.Salvator mundi, salva nos II2:35
- 5.Gaude gloriosa16:41
- 6.Miserere nostri2:30
- 7.Loquebantur variis linguis3:49