Rex tua nolo munera - The Play of Daniel - 12th century medieval music

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Here's an excerpt from the epic 'Rex tua nolo munera', which features near the end of the first act of The Play of Daniel, in which Daniel describes the meaning of the writing on the wall which foretells doom for King Belshazzar. The play is pierced through with majestic songs like this, but also lively foot tappers as the tales progress - building up to the well known episode where Daniel finds himself in a lions' den.


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