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"Laetentur coeli" is a sacred choral composition by the English composer William Byrd. It is a motet, written in Latin, and is part of his collection of Gradualia, published in 1605. The piece is set for five voices and is known for its rich harmonies and expressive melodies. "Laetentur coeli" translates to "Let the heavens rejoice," and the music reflects the joyful and celebratory nature of the text. Byrd's skillful use of polyphony and intricate counterpoint showcases his mastery of Renaissance choral composition. The work remains a significant contribution to sacred music during the Elizabethan era.
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