Sacred music

Vivaldi served up by one of his most stunning exponents, the countertenor Philippe Jaroussky.

The Messiah is undoubtedly the most frequently performed oratorio in the entire history of sacred music.

A landmark choral work by Bach performed by the Radio France Orchestra and Choir. 

Two legendary works by Allegri and Rachmaninoff for an a cappella showcase by the Tenebrae Choir.

The full polyphony of Mozart’s sacred palette.

A journey along the banks of the Nile and to the Holy Land penned by Handel.

One of the great landmarks of religious repertoire, the St John Passion is full of towering emotions.

Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater is the most famous depiction of the sufferings of the sorrowful Virgin in the baroque repertoire.

The colossal St Matthew Passion, both in its form and duration, is a landmark in the choral works of the Cantor of Leipzig.

Bach in all his splendour and choral diversity.