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A choral setting of the Lord’s Prayer, composed in 1936 as part of Duruflé’s Quatre Motets sur des thèmes grégoriens, blending Gregorian chant with modernist harmonies.

A contemporary choral motet setting of the Lord's Prayer, drawing inspiration from Stravinsky's rhythmic complexity and harmonic daring while maintaining sacred music traditions.

A serene choral work by Maurice Duruflé, rooted in Gregorian tradition yet infused with 20th-century harmonic richness, often used in liturgical settings.

A choral setting of The Lord's Prayer, demonstrating Duruflé's signature synthesis of Gregorian modality with modern harmonic language from his Quatre motets sur des thèmes grégoriens.

Composed in 1977, Maurice Duruflé's "Notre Père" is a sublime a cappella setting of the Lord's Prayer in French. Blending modal harmonies with impressionistic textures, it reflects Duruflé's deep engagement with Gregorian tradition while showcasing his distinctive 20th-century voice. Written late in his career, this sacred motet remains a cornerstone of modern choral repertoire.