Poznan Boys Choir

🌫️ “Ameno”: The Mystical Chant that Crosses Centuries In the world of music, few pieces defy classification as boldly and effectively as “Ameno”, the iconic track by the French musical project ERA, founded by Eric Lévi in the late 1990s. Released in 1997 as part of their debut album, “Ameno” is at once ancient and modern, sacred and cinematic—a musical enigma that has captivated global audiences for over two decades. But what is it about this song—sung in an invented language resembling Latin, set against sweeping orchestration and rock-influenced rhythms—that continues to inspire such fascination? 🌍 A Sound That Transcends Time and Culture At first listen, “Ameno” evokes the ambiance […]

🎶 Music commentary Few songs in the canon of contemporary choral music hold the same emotional resonance and seasonal magic as “Somewhere in My Memory.” Composed by the legendary John Williams with lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, this piece first captured the hearts of audiences in 1990 as the central theme to the holiday classic Home Alone. Since then, it has transcended its cinematic origins to become a staple in Christmas concerts and choir repertoires around the world—especially in youth and boys’ choirs. 🎼 A Musical Canvas of Memory and Emotion Musically, Somewhere in My Memory is deceptively simple. It opens in a gentle 6/8 meter, evoking a lullaby-like motion that