On the final instalment of its Requiem series, the Flemish Radio Choir tackles Poulenc’s iconic Stabat Mater (1950) and Alfred Desenclos’ Requiem (1963), stunning works which steer clear of the typical Requiem horrors to convey a message of hope. Teaming up with the Brussels Philharmonic, the Flemish Radio Choir and its acclaimed chef Hervé Niquet extract the emotional and rhetorical essence of music which is eminently French, unusually tender, and delicately majestic.

• 1. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - I. Stabat Mater Dolorosa (03:23)
• 2. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Ii. Cuus Animam Gementem (01:16)
• 3. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Iii. O Quam Tristis (02:07)
• 4. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Iv. Quae Moerebat (01:21)
• 5. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - V. Quis Et Homo (01:34)
• 6. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Vi. Vidit Suum (02:58)
• 7. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Vii. Eja Mater (01:21)
• 8. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Viii. Fac Ut Ardeat (01:58)
• 9. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Ix. Sancta Mater (03:07)
• 10. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - X. Fac Ut Portem (03:08)
• 11. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Xi. Inflammatus Et Accensus (01:4
• 12. Stabat Mater, Fp 148 - Xii. Quando Corpus (03:19)
• 13. Messe De Requiem - I. Introit Et Kyrie (07:33)
• 14. Messe De Requiem - Ii. Offertoire (06:00)
• 15. Messe De Requiem - Iii. Sanctus (03:57)
• 16. Messe De Requiem - Iv. Pie Jesu (02:39)
• 17. Messe De Requiem - V. Agnus Dei Et Communion (05:20)
• 18. Messe De Requiem - Vi. Libera Me, Domine (05:13)
• 19. Messe De Requiem - Vii. In Paradisum (02:13)