We, who mystically representing the cherubim and singing the thrice-holy hymn to the life-creating Trinity, let us now lay aside every...

Composed in 1598 upon the death of Philip II, Versa est in luctum is a suitably majestic motet for six voices - the music conjuring the...

A stunning and prayerful setting of St. Patrick's Breastplate.

The music of Gesualdo is stunning. Enjoy a taste of a recording session by a the Graindelavoix Choir.

Thomas Tallis' Salvator Mundi is a beautiful and meditative motet to begin Lent.

VOCES8 sings Rachmaninoff's 'Bogoroditse Devo' from the 'Vespers (All-Night Vigil), op. 37'.

This is a rarely heart motet by Mozart. His setting of Psalm 50 bids us to remember the tremendous mercies of God for the contrite.

The Maurice Duruflé setting of "Tu es Petrus" is a powerful setting of the text of Christ's words to St. Peter.

Enjoy this beautiful setting of the Ave Regina Coelorum by Dufay.

Thomas Tallis, a name synonymous with the golden age of English Renaissance music, stands as a towering figure in the history of Western mus

This short documentary film presents Capilla Flamenca, ensemble for Franco-Flemish polyphonic music from 1350 until 1600.

Alessandro Scarlatti's Messa di Santa Cecilia was written in 1720 and dedicated to cardinal Francesco Acquaviva of Aragona.

Motet for four voices (SATB) composed in Rome by italian composer Alessandro Scarlatti in 1708. Alessandro Scarlatti (born May 2, 1660,...

The 4th Sunday of Advent begins with the Introit from the book of the Prophet Isaiah: Rorate Caeli. Learn here the meaning and history.

Bach's Christmas Oratorio fills the air with angelic praise in honor of the New Born King of Bethlehem.

Hear the Mississippi College Choir sing Sweelinck's famous "Hodie."

Learn the amazing story of the music embedded on the tilma of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Leonard Bernstein conducts the Bavarian Radio Symphony and Chorus in Mozart's beautiful Grand Mass in C Minor.

Enjoy this performance by the Northwest Boychoir with Joseph Crnko, conductor, and Christina Siemens, from July of 2017, at Plymouth Church,

The Frauenkirche in Dresden hosted its first public concert to mark its reopening on November 4, 2005, including Beethoven's Missa Solemnis.