Baltic choral music has undergone a massive resurgence in recent years. Sacred choral music, in particular, has flourished since the end of the Soviet era, with composers such as Eriks Ešenvalds (*1977) and Rihards Dubra (*1964) achieving international recognition. This collection of choral music brings together a number of works by Ešenvalds and Dubra, and a varied selection of Christmas music, some to standard Latin texts, some to Latvian poetry, others drawing both words and melody from the older pagan tradition of masked singers and dancers. Ešenvalds - Kas vinš? (Who is He?); Ešenvalds - Lielupe; Ešenvalds - O Salutaris Hostia; Ešenvalds - A Drop in the Ocean (Piliens Okeana); Ešenvalds - Evening (Vakars); Ešenvalds - This is my Father’s World; Ešenvalds - Amazing Grace; Ešenvalds - Stars; Ešenvalds - Only in Sleep; Ešenvalds - In my Little Picture Frame; Ešenvalds - Long Road; Dubra - Miserere mei; Dubra - Eripe me; Dubra - Rosa vernans caritatis; Dubra - Duo seraphim; Dubra - Puer Natus in Bethlehem; Dubra - Hodie Christus natus est (II); Dubra - Florete flores; Dubra - Ave Maria (I); Dubra - Ave Maria (II); Dubra - Ave Maria (III); Dubra - Dominus regit me; Dubra - Stetit Angelus; Dubra - Hail, Queen of Heaven; Ešenvalds - O Emmanuel; Ešenvalds - At Christmas; Dubra - Hodie Christus Natus Est; Dubra - O Radix Jesse Dubra - Verbum Caro Dubra - A Child’s Prayer; Dubra - The Candles Glow; Miškinis - O Nata Lux; Rupaine (arr.) - Duido; Vaivods (arr.) - Kalado