Maitrise Notre-Dame De Paris

The Maîtrise Notre-Dame de Paris is a renowned French music school and performing ensemble that has been an integral part of the famed Paris cathedral for over 850 years. With a rich history and a commitment to excellence, the Maîtrise is home to 150 students aged 5 to 28, who not only receive top-tier musical training but also contribute to the cathedral's liturgical services. Their performances span a wide range of choral music, from ancient hymns to contemporary compositions, showcasing their versatility and skill. Notable works include their Easter album "Pâques à Notre-Dame" and their world premiere recording of a new Magnificat. Under the guidance of esteemed conductors like John Rutter and Sir Stephen Cleobury, the Maîtrise Notre-Dame de Paris continues to captivate audiences with their harmonic precision and emotional depth.