The London Oratory Schola Cantorum, renowned for its focus on both liturgical and concert performances of sacred choral music, stands as a beacon of musical excellence within the UK's choral tradition. Established as part of the London Oratory School, the choir primarily consists of boys from the school, performing alongside professional adult singers for certain liturgical occasions. Over the years, the Schola has distinguished itself through its deep commitment to exploring and performing a wide repertoire that spans Gregorian chant, Renaissance polyphony, and both classical and contemporary sacred music. Their musical endeavors aim not only to enhance the liturgical life at the Brompton Oratory but also to revive and share the rich treasures of sacred music with a broader audience.
The Schola’s discography reflects its broad musical focus, with recent releases such as "Sacred Treasures of Venice" and "Sacred Treasures of Spain" showcasing their affinity for the vibrant polyphonic traditions of the Renaissance period. Albums like "Sacustic Treasure of Christmas: Music for Christmas, Epiphany & Candlemas" highlight their versatility and the depth of their liturgical engagement, capturing the essence of the Church's seasons through sublime choral music. Under the guidance of skilled directors, the London Oratory Schola Cantorum has not only maintained its reputation for musical excellence but continues to contribute to the living tradition of sacred music, engaging with historical works and new compositions alike to inspire both the faithful and lovers of choral music around the world.
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