Boni Pueri, a renowned Czech boys' choir, is celebrated for their enchanting vocal performances that capture the rich tradition of European choral music. The name "Boni Pueri," meaning "Good Boys" in Latin, echoes the historic sentiment of cherubic choristers, and the group has dutifully lived up to this name since their establishment in 1982. Rooted in the deep cultural heritage of their homeland, Boni Pueri's extensive repertoire spans from Gregorian chants and Baroque masterpieces to contemporary compositions. The choir stands as a testament to the enduring allure of classical music, diligently preserving and presenting works from the heart of Europe to audiences worldwide.

The choir's discography is a reflection of their versatility, with recent releases such as "From the Heart of Europe" and "Vejvanovský: Vesperae Sancti Venceslai" demonstrating their adeptness with historically informed performances. Boni Pueri also delve into the complexities of Czech baroque music, with albums like "Vaňhal: Sacred Works" and "Zelenka: Melodrama de Sancto Wenceslao. Music from 18th Century Prague," featuring compositions from Czech masters rarely performed elsewhere. Their recording "Adoratio crucis" and the festive "Vánoce malých zpěváčků" showcase the choir's ability to capture both the solemnity and joy of spiritual and seasonal music, respectively. As cultural ambassadors, Boni Pueri have garnered international acclaim, embarking on tours throughout Europe, Asia, and North America, where their pristine voices continue to resonate, establishing a legacy as one of the premier children's choirs in the world.

Genres

Children's Choir

Latest Release

From the Heart of Europe

Boni Pueri•

Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra•

Marek Štilec

Album - 12 Tracks - Released February 5, 2016