Sine Sole Nihil Sum

June 2026 - Eglise St-Sacrement, Ixelles

Sine sole nihil sum ("Without the sun, we are nothing") brought together works by Cyrillus Kreek, Anna-Karin Klockar, Tadeja Vulc, Eva Ugalde and John Rutter, exploring the many meanings of the sun. More than a symbol of summer, the sun emerges as a source of life, strength and memory, as well as a metaphor for faith and hope. Together, these works reflect on the light that shapes both nature and the human experience.

O Antiphonae

December 2025 - Eglise St-Pierre, Uccle

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For this special project, three choirs joined forces: BYAC (conducted by Johannes Dewilde), Chamber Choir Flanders (conducted by Jeroen Keymeulen) and Viermaliks (conducted by Tom Johnson). Together, we presented the world premiere of a new, monumental choral work by composer Michiel Verfaillie: a contemporary setting of the seven O Antiphons, the ancient liturgical chants expressing the longing for the coming of Jesus in the week before Christmas.

Koor & Stem Competition

October 2025 - Hasselt Cultural Center

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Selected for the Koor&Stem Competition 2025, we performed alongside leading ensembles from across Flanders.
Competing in our category, we were awarded first prize with an impressive score of 94.3%.

A Summer's Day

Variations on European folksongs

June 2025 - Eglise St-Pierre, Uccle

Under the title A Summer's Day, we performed a series of works rooted in folk music traditions from different parts of Europe. Each piece starts from a local language, rhythm or melody, but at the same time reaches beyond the boundaries of country or time. In many cultures, summer is a time of transition: of light at its peak, of rituals, celebrations, singing. From the ritual sound world of Tormis' Jaanilaulud - St John's Songs, traditional songs around midsummer, via the intense, image-rich Lorca Suite by Rautavaara, to the clear simplicity of 5 English Folksongs by Vaughan Williams. Tender sounds alternate with soft and wistful melodies; the human voice as a carrier of language, emotion and memory.