The Cathedral Singers, under the capable direction of Richard Proulx until his passing in 2010, have established themselves as a versatile and proficient choral group within the sacred music tradition. Formed in Chicago, they are most acclaimed for their renditions of Catholic liturgical music that spans a variety of styles, including Gregorian chant and modern hymnody. The ensemble's oeuvre reflects a deep commitment to religious music and a dedication to preserving liturgical heritage, which is apparent in their expansive series of "Catholic Classics" albums. These volumes, which include themes like Marian hymns, Communion classics, and Latin liturgical chant, showcase the breadth and depth of the Catholic musical tradition.

Their body of work, with recent releases such as "The Splendour of the House of God" and "Rediscovered Masterpieces," reflects both the time-honored traditions of the Church’s musical canon, as well as lesser-known works that have shaped the fabric of Catholic worship. The Cathedral Singers' recordings often serve as a resource for parishes and individuals seeking to enrich their worship experiences through music. The ensemble's dedication to perfection in artistry and liturgical integrity has garnered them respect and admiration from both the Church community and classical music enthusiasts alike.

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The Cathedral Singers

Single - Released July 19, 2024