Service and prayer
It's said that singing well is praying twice: singing in the liturgy is also a form of prayer and service to the parish community.
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Ceremonies · Sacred music
Liturgical music for celebrations and meaningful moments.
Why this name?
Petrus is the Latin name for Peter. “Tu es Petrus... et super hanc petram aedificabo Ecclesiam meam” — “You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my Church” — are the words behind this group's name, and rehearsals happen, fittingly, at the Church of St. Peter and St. John in Estoril. VoxPetrus exists for the moments when music stops being a performance and becomes a service: masses, weddings, baptisms, memorials and other celebrations that call for a different relationship with music. It's not just about performing repertoire, but understanding the meaning of each moment and putting music at the service of the people living it. The ensemble works with liturgical repertoire from different periods, with music by composers such as Manuel Luís and António Cartageno featuring prominently, adapting its formation and programme to each celebration. When music meets ritual, a voice can become memory.
Liturgical
VoxLaci's liturgical ensemble: sacred music for masses, weddings, baptisms and memorials in the Lisbon area.
Vox Petrus offers repertoire and ensembles suited to masses, weddings, baptisms, memorials and other liturgical settings. As across VoxLaci, being an amateur here carries the word's oldest sense: someone who loves what they do.
Why sing here
It's said that singing well is praying twice: singing in the liturgy is also a form of prayer and service to the parish community.
Deepening the connection to sacred music and the history of faith through a repertoire with centuries of tradition.
Vocal and instrumental solutions adapted to each celebration — masses, weddings, baptisms and memorials.
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