Cathedral choir music is a rich and reverent genre steeped in sacred and liturgical tradition, emanating from the hallowed spaces of historic cathedrals and religious institutions. It is characterized by choral compositions that range from ancient Gregorian chants to contemporary religious works. Performed by choirs that often include both boy and adult choristers, this genre encapsulates a blend of soaring soprano lines and deep, harmonious undertones from altos, tenors, and basses, creating a tapestry of sound that reflects the spiritual solemnity and grandeur of the cathedral settings. This style of music is highly disciplined, with choirs rigorously trained to deliver precise intonation and dynamic control, all while conveying the deep spirituality and reflective ambiance inherent to the sacred texts and contexts they inhabit.

Grahl: O nata lux

Christ Church Cathedral Choir, Oxford

Single - Released November 15, 2024