A new album of Zieleński’s works – the most important Polish musical print of the 17th century – highlights pieces tied to saints of Wrocław and Silesia, with historically informed sound.

Andrzej Panufnik’s choral works blend Polish themes with sacred influences. This album features the meditative "Song to the Virgin Mary" and the groundbreaking "Universal Prayer".

The album explores Mykola Dyletsky’s works, blending Eastern liturgy with Western compositional techniques, showcasing the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth’s impact on Ukrainian polyphony.

This album explores the dance of death through works by Brahms, Reger, and Bach, offering musical and philosophical reflections on mortality, culture, and transformation.

The Petite messe solennelle (‘Little solemn mass’) is the last masterwork to be penned by Gioachino Rossini. In the oeuvre of this brilliant Italian composer, dominated by operatic works, sacred music always maintained a constant, albeit discreet, presence. […]

Poulenc’s Concerto is primarily for strings (timpani are used sparingly throughout). It was commissioned by Princess Edmond de Polignac for her small private instrument and dedicated to her ‘with the highest regard’. (…)

We present to you the twelfth album with Old Polish music, this time from the 16th century. The direct inspiration for its recording was the invitation of Wrocław Baroque Ensemble to Lviv, Kyiv and Vilnius in the autumn of 2021.

Music Ensemble ‘Scandicus’ specialises in medieval, mostly vocal music