Adiemus: Songs of Sanctuary

All tracks by Karl Jenkins.

Musicians

• Karl Jenkins – conductor, orchestration
• Mike Ratledge – programmed percussion
• Frank Ricotti – improvised percussion
• Jody Barratt Jenkins – additional percussion
• Miriam Stockley – vocals
• Mike Taylor – quena, soloist
• Mary Carewe – additional vocals
• Pamela Thorby – recorder
• Robert St. John Wright – conductor, leader, orchestra leader
• London Philharmonic Orchestra

Production

• Karl Jenkins – production, liner notes
• Mike Ratledge – production
• Jason Day – project coordinator
• Steve Price – engineer, mixing
• Gary Thomas – engineer
• Kirsten Cowie – assistant engineer
• Stephen Frost – mastering, mixing
• Simon Heyworth – mastering, remastering
• Helen Hodkinson – executive producer
• Michael Senn – music copyist
• Rina Cheung – artwork
• Douglas Brothers – photography
• Phil Knott – photography
• Peter Mountain – photography
• Recorded and mixed at Angel Recording Studios, Islington, London

Common to albums in the Adiemus project, releases in different regions may have different cover art and may include additional tracks. The Japanese release of Songs of Sanctuary features a tenth track titled "Adiemus (Full Version)" which is a longer version of the first track "Adiemus". A limited edition release of Songs of Sanctuary features additional edited versions of "Tintinnabulum" and "Kayama".

An "Adiemus" CD single was released featuring an edited version of the track, a longer version, and a percussion rendition. "Kayama" was also released as a single with two versions of this piece as well as alternate arrangements of "Hymn" and "Adiemus". The "Adiemus Remix" CD single comprises four dance remixes of the song. Similarly, "Kayama Remix" features five dance remixes of the piece "Kayama". A final CD single release has two different length versions of "Tintinnabulum" along with the track "Cantus Iteratus".

"Cantus Insolitus" borrows its theme from the largo movement of Jenkins' Palladio, as heard on Diamond Music. Four instrumental variations on the title track "Adiemus" are also featured on Diamond Music.

A completely new remaster by Simon Heyworth was released on SACD in 2003, providing a considerable improvement in clarity to the entire work. This is the highest resolution release of any of the Adiemus releases to date and is the closest to an HD version of any Adiemus material.

The tracks "Kayama", "Hymn" and "Adiemus" are remastered on the 2006 Japanese-only CD release Adiemus and Karl Jenkins – The Complete Best but still only to CD quality.