| Missa Cantate (1999) | 44'11 | |
| [1] | Introït | 8'11 |
| [2] | Kyrie/Gloria | 3'25 |
| [3] | Alleluia | 3'30 |
| [4] | Credo | 6'40 |
| [5] | Offertoire | 3'27 |
| [6] | Sanctus/Benedictus | 4'24 |
| [7] | Anamnèse | 3'01 |
| [8] | Pater Noster | 4'39 |
| [9] | Agnus Dei | 2'36 |
| [10] | Ite Missa Est | 3'39 |
| [11] | Sancta Maria (1998) | 7'01 |
| [12] | Cold Song (2009) | 5'46 |
| Christ Hall Blues (1990/2005) | 7'05 | |
| [13] | Recitativo | 2'22 |
| [14] | Aria | 4'43 |
| [15] | Christ Postlude (2008) | 2'10 |
| total time | 66'13 |
Missa Cantate:
Jörg Waschinski, sopranista
Paradewski Philharmonic Orchestra
Direction: Fernand Quattrocchi
Orchestration: Hubert Bougis
Sancta Maria:
Jörg Waschinski, sopranista (4 parts), vocals
Jacques Dupriez, viola
Thomas Bloch, glass harmonica, cristal Baschet, keyboards, crystal bells
Cold song:
Jörg Waschinski, sopranista (7 parts)
Thomas Bloch, cristal Baschet, waterphone
Christ Hall Blues:
Jörg Waschinski, sopranista (12 parts)
David Coulter, musical saw
Thomas Bloch, cristal Baschet, glass harmonica, bells, ondes Martenot
Christ Hall Postlude:
David Coulter, musical saw
Thomas Bloch, crystal bells, cristal Baschet
Recording (Tracks [1]-[10]): Pomeranian Philharmonic Concert Hall Bydgoszcz/Poland June 2002 (orchestra),
Église de Latour Bélaye/France August 2003 (voice)
Recording (Tracks [11]-[15]): Labo T (Thomas Bloch), Neuilly Plaisance/France in 2005 ([11],[13],[14]) and 2009 ([12],[15])