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We will be sharing a preview track from Sacred Treasures of Rome very soon!

The first preview track of the London Oratory Schola’s forthcoming CD, Sacred Treasures of Rome, is available for streaming from today: Felice Anerio’s six-part Adoramus te, Domine Jesu Christe. hyperion.lnk.to/CDA68435_ig1

Felice Anerio's six-part setting of 'Adoramus te Domine Jesu Christe' shows an inventive mind and a willingness to be quite harmonically adventurous, deploying unconventional progressions which nevertheless remain inside the grammatical rules of the style.

Saturday 6pm Mass at the London Oratory: the Schola sings the Mass and Motet Dum complerentur by Palestrina and Loquebantur by Tallis. #pentecost

Preorder our new CD here: Sacred Treasures of Rome, marking the 500th anniversary of Palestrina’s birth. Music by Palestrina and his contemporaries, sung by the London Oratory Schola. amazon.co.uk/Sacred-Treasur…

Yesterday Pope Leo XIV gave a beautiful address on the important and unique characteristics of sacred polyphony, on the occasion of the launch of a new Palestrina stamp by the Vatican Post Office to mark the composer’s 500th anniversary (unofficial translation): "Polyphony

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New recording from the London Oratory Schola boys choir – Terrific! wdtprs.com/2025/06/new-re…

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A new release from this stunning choir! The other albums in their 'Sacred Treasures' series are all utterly wonderful - I can't wait to hear this one!

Sacred Treasures of Rome is released today! Here is our new video: youtube.com/watch?v=03uhmR…

Palestrina's six-part Tu es Petrus, published in 1572, is a masterclass in dramatic word-setting. An icon in its own right, the motet serves as a monument to this great composer, who died in the arms of Saint Philip Neri on the Feast of Candlemas, 1594.