Bernat Vivancos is a contemporary composer hailing from Spain, renowned for his deeply spiritual and atmospheric compositions that draw inspiration from a wealth of choral tradition. Vivancos was born in Barcelona and rooted his musical education firmly within the rich Catalan musical heritage he grew up in. He studied at the Montserrat Abbey Boys’ Choir and later honed his craft in composition in Barcelona, Paris, and eventually at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, where he was profoundly influenced by the Nordic music scene.

His work resonates with a unique blend of serenity and complexity, with an emphasis on tonal landscapes that explore the themes of nature, spirituality, and human emotion. Among his notable recent works are "Vivancos: Requiem," which showcases his depth in handling large-scale compositions and "Vivancos: Blanc," a collection that encapsulates his meditative and serene writing style. These, along with pieces like "U," "My Lullaby," and "In Montibus Sanctis," demonstrate Vivancos' gift for crafting music that transcends the conventional boundaries of choral music, placing him as a distinctive voice in the landscape of contemporary classical music. His compositions are widely performed and have garnered international acclaim, establishing him as one of the leading figures in the choral repertoire for the modern age.