Index by genre
Ordinarium:
- Mass in E-Major
for three part choir and organ (Christoph Dalitz, 1989)
- Missa tribus vocibus
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 1988)
- Missa "Salve Regina"
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2008)
- Mass in the International Language
for two parts and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2019)
- A modern mass setting
for three part choir and organ or guitar with two congregation choruses (Christoph Dalitz, 2007)
- Kyrie, Sanctus and Agnus Dei
for women's choir and harp or piano (Christoph Dalitz, 1994)
- A Pentatonic Kyrie
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 1990)
- A simple Kyrie acclamation
for four parts and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 1990)
- Response for the Universal Prayer,
for four parts (Christoph Dalitz, 2017)
- Heilig ist unser Gott
for four part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 1992, after an anonymous 18th century hymn)
Proprium:
- Requiem aeternam
for two part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 1987)
- Tollite portas (Lift up your heads)
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2012)
- Viderunt omnes
for five part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2021)
- In hoc cognoscent omnes
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2014)
- Mandatum novum do vobis
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2014)
- Maneant in vobis
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2015)
- Ubi caritas
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2014)
- Victimae paschali laudes
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2021)
- Ascendit Deus
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2016)
- Gaudeamus omnes in Domino
for two part choir and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- Justorum animae
for four part choir and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- Anglican Chant à 3
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2023)
- English Magnificat
for five part choir and basso continuo (Christoph Dalitz, 2022)
- Falsobordone Canticles
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2022)
- German Magnificat
for three part choir and basso continuo (Christoph Dalitz, 2007)
- Magnificat alternatim
for three part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2019)
- Magnificats over psalm tones
for two or three part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2012-21)
- Magnificat peregrini toni
for three part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- Nunc dimittis psalm tone settings
for two, three, or four part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- The eyes of all wait upon thee, O Lord
for three part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2007)
- Bicinia for the Genevan Psalter
for two part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2009)
- Motet-like settings for the Ulenberg Psalter
for two to four part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2016)
- Cantate al Signore un cantico nuovo
for two solo voices (AT) and guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2008)
- God hear on my crying
for two solo voices (TT or SS) and basso continuo (Christoph Dalitz, 1986)
- Ho Dio, kreu al mi koron puran
for two solo voices (AT, SA, or AB) and guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- Ni kantu novan kanton
for two solo voices (AT) and guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2021)
- O Dio crea in me un cuor puro
for two solo voices (AT) and guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2011)
- Tollite portas (Lift up your heads)
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2012)
- Ascendit Deus
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2016)
- Psalm 24 "alla Corelli"
for two parts and basso continuo (Johann Helmich Roman, before 1756)
- As by the Streames of Babilon
for four part choir and lute (Thomas Campion, ca. 1613)
- Attende Domine
für two equal voices and organ (Christoph Dalitz, 2021)
- Ave verum corpus
for three or four part choir (SSA, TTB, SATB) and organ (Christoph Dalitz, 2012)
- Christe qui lux es et dies
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2014)
- O filii et filiae
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2018)
- O Salutaris Hostia
for two mixed voices with organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2010)
- Panis Angelicus
for two mixed voices (AT) with organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2011)
- Rorate caeli
for four part choir (SATB) a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2013)
- Salve festa dies
for three part choir (SAT, ATB, SSA, TTB) a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2012)
- Veni redemptor gentium
for mixed choir (SATB, SAT, or ATB) a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2019)
- Vexilla regis
for mixed choir (SATB, SAT, SSA, or TTB) a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- Ascendens Christus in Altum
for five part choir (Tomās Luis de Victoria, 1572)
- Ascendit Deus
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2016)
- Beati qui lugent
for women's or men's choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2017)
- Decantabat populus
for three part choir (Giovanni M. Asola, 1588)
- Gustate et videte
for three part choir (Giovanni M. Asola, 1588)
- In hoc cognoscent omnes
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2014)
- Justorum animae
for four part choir and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- Mandatum novum do vobis
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2014)
- Maneant in vobis
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2015)
- Sacred Madrigals
for four part choir (Gabriel Möhlich, 1619)
- Regina caeli, laetare
for five part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 1988)
- Tollite portas (Lift up your heads)
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2012)
- Ubi caritas
for four part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2014)
- Viderunt omnes
for five part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2021)
- The Aaronic Blessing
for three part choir a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2019)
- Angele Dei
for soprano or tenor and b.c. (Christoph Dalitz, 2018)
- Anĝelo de Dio
for two voices (SS, ST, AA, AB) and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- Ave Maria
for two mixed voices (AT) and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 1988)
- Prayer for peace (Preĝo por paco)
for two voices (AT, SA, or TB) and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2022)
- Response for the Universal Prayer,
for four parts (Christoph Dalitz, 2017)
- Venu, Sankta Spirito
for three part choir (SAT) and organ or guitar (Christoph Dalitz, 2021)
- Bei stiller Nacht
for four part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2019, after Friedrich von Spee)
- Fairest Lord Jesus
for four part choir
(Christoph Dalitz, 2008, after an anonymous 17th century hymn)
- How bright appears the morning star
for two part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2013, after P. Nicolai)
- Nun lobet Gott im hohen
Thron / From all that dwell below the skies
for two part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2008, after C. Ulenberg)
- Let all together praise our God
for three part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 1989, after N. Herman)
- O Holy Spirit, enter in
for two part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2013, after C. Winkworth and P. Nicolai)
- O come, O come, Emmanuel
for three part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 1989, after C.B. Verspoell)
- Seele, dein Heiland ist frei von den Banden
for three part choir
(Christoph Dalitz, 1989, after an anonymous 18th century hymn)
- The royal banners forward go
for mixed choir (SATB, SAT, SSA, or TTB) a capella (Christoph Dalitz, 2020)
- Veni, veni Emanuel
for four part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 1993, after an anonymous 15th century chant)
- Two French Christmas Carols
for four part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2010, after anonymous 18th hymns)
- Ah, sweetheart let us hurry
for two equal voices, two instruments and B.c. (Christoph Dalitz, 1992)
- Three Songs on Poems by Geibel
for four part choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2010)
- No love to love of man and wife
for two equal voices and B.c. (Christoph Dalitz, 1990)
- Adieu mes amours
for four part choir (Josquin des Prez, 1504)
- Kurtzweilige Teutsche Lieder
for three part choir (Jacob Regnart, 1583)
- Le content est riche
for four part choir and lute (Claudin de Sermisy, before 1597)
- O Fortuna velut luna
for two equal voices, two instruments and B.c. (Christoph Dalitz, 1992)
- Ce mois de May
for four part choir and lute (Robert Godard, before 1597)
- The Second Booke of Ayres
for three part choir and lute (Thomas Campion, ca. 1613)
- Two sapphires are those eyes
for two solo voices (TT) and guitar or piano (Christoph Dalitz, 1992)
- Wir gratulieren Dir
for men's choir or mixed choir (Christoph Dalitz, 2008)
- Wo sind die Stunden der süßen Zeit?
for two equal voices, two instruments and B.c. (Christoph Dalitz, 1992)