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This beautiful five-part chanson was first published in 1544.

Simple two-part piece with organ that can be performed solo or with a choir.

Frank Agsteribbe launched in 2019 a recording at Etcetera of Flemish Requiem - Vlaams Requiem. The Lux Aeterna is a part from Bréhy's Requiem Mass that you will find in its entirety.

The original version of Fruit salad for the choir is in Dutch: discover Fruitsla voor het koor here.

In this work, the text invites the listeners to praise God: Laudate Dominum. De Monte puts on a double choir that provides joy and festivity through the driving alternation.

Benoit wrote his opus 1 in the year that he obtained a first prize at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. It became a double choir Ave Maria with divisi  in the male voices.

This is perhaps Waelrant's best-known work. It is very popular with choirs in Flanders and the Netherlands.

A tasteful simple three-part setting of one of the 150 Souterliedekens.

Vecchie letrose is a villanscha. Willaert wrote fifteen of these kind of songs. Vecchie letrose is still very popular. Since it is very short, it is usually sung several times in succession, sometimes interspersed with instrumental versions. The text is spoken/sung by a lover who makes fun of the envious old women, under whose care the girl in love is placed.

A simple five-part motet as a vocal thanksgiving.