Stabat Mater (disambiguation)

Stabat Mater (disambiguation)

Stabat Mater is a title typically given to works incorporating the Roman Catholic Stabat Mater sequence text, including:

* "Stabat Mater", by Karol Szymanowski setting a Polish translation of the text
* "Stabat Mater", by Francis Poulenc
* "Stabat Mater", by Arvo Pärt
* "Stabat Mater", by Karl Jenkins
* "Stabat Mater", by Gioachino Rossini
* "Stabat Mater", by Antonín Dvořák

Stabat Mater is also a funeral doom band.


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