This chart reflects the site philosophy: to give those who are interested some concrete elements to allow them to grow in the knowledge and practice of sacred music. Our presentation brings texts and audio samples together in order to give the visitor a ears-on approach of the music at stake. Each theme is linked to a folder containing one or several records. 

This chart is continually updated. You may already find a certain number of folders and their corresponding records.

• The 16th century renaissance 
• The Flamish school and the Venitian influence: Gombert, Josquin, Lassus, Gabrieli, Schütz  
• The Roman school: Palestrina, Allegri
• The Spanish school: Morales, Victoria, Cardoso, Lobo, Gesualdo 
• The English school: Byrd, Tallis   

• Barocan music and its liturgical applications 
• Venice in the 17th century: Monteverdi, Cavalli, Rovetta, Cazzatti 
• Rome: Carissimi 
• The French school: du Caurroy, de Lalande, Charpentier, Lully, Mondonville  
• Dresde: Heinichen, Zelenka, Hasse  
• Venice in the 18th century: Vivaldi, Caldara 
• Naples: Durante, Pergolese, Scarlatti  
• Germany: Buxtehude, Bach, Pachelbel, Aichinger  

• Joseph Haydn
• Michael Haydn  
• Baldassare Galuppi
• Mozart  

• Franck 
• Schubert  

• The return of modality: Duruflé, Poulenc, Fauré  
• Germany: Bruckner
• Kodaly