The concert features works from the rich repertoire of the Vatican tradition, including:

· Gregorian chant
· Sacred polyphony of the Roman School
· Works connected to the musical tradition of the Papal Basilica of St. Peter’s

Performed in the noble and solemn style that has defined sacred choral music for centuries.

Sacred Voices
The Choir is dedicated to preserving and performing the great tradition of sacred choral music. It was the first to offer a private Concert to Pope Leo XIV in the Apostolic Palace for the 5th Centenary of the birth of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina.

Maestro Adriano Caroletti – Conductor
Conductor of Sacred Voices and tenor of the Sistine Chapel Choir, specializing in Gregorian chant and sacred polyphony in the historic Roman tradition.

Josep Solé Coll – Organ
First Organist of the Papal Basilica of St. Peter’s in the Vatican, and Organist for the Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff.

The Cardinal Domenico Bartolucci Foundation, based in Rome, was established in 2003 to preserve and promote the sacred music tradition of Maestro Domenico Bartolucci (1917–2013), the renowned director of the Sistine Chapel Choir who was made a Cardinal by Pope Benedict XVI for his long and generous service to the Church.

Through concerts, tours, and educational initiatives, the foundation shares the beauty of sacred music with audiences around the world.

Located in the suburban community of Northbrook, St. Norbert Church is a welcoming and architecturally distinctive parish known for its modern design and vibrant liturgical life.

Established in the 1960s during a period of growth in Chicago’s northern suburbs, the church reflects a contemporary approach to sacred architecture, with clean lines, open sightlines, and a bright, spacious interior that fosters a strong sense of community. Its design emphasizes participation and visibility, creating an inviting environment for both worship and musical performance.

With its resonant acoustics and flexible layout, St. Norbert provides an engaging setting for sacred music, from choral works to instrumental ensembles. The space supports clarity of sound and a close connection between performers and audience, offering a warm and accessible atmosphere for liturgical and concert experiences alike.