Ezequiel Viñao's Arcanum, written as a memorial piece for an anonymous subject, is permeated by three traditional liturgical elements: an Ambrosian hymn (Æterne Rerum Conditor), a Gregorian chant (Libera Me), and a Benedicamus Domine from the School of Compostela in Spain.
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