Liturgical

Liturgical music is a sacred genre deeply rooted in Christian worship, encompassing choral and instrumental compositions designed for religious ceremonies. Often performed in churches or cathedrals, it includes hymns, psalms, and masses, with a strong emphasis on vocal harmonies and organ accompaniment. Drawing from Renaissance, Baroque, and modern influences, it ranges from the structured polyphony of Scarlatti to the rich choral traditions evident in contemporary European church ensembles. Typically reverent and meditative, liturgical music enhances spiritual reflection, uniting congregations through solemnity and devotion.

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Organ and Piano

Jan von Busch•

Johann Blanchard

Album - 15 Tracks - Released November 21, 2025