Musique Sacrée Française Pour Soli, Voix De Femmes & Orgue = French Sacred Music For Soloists, Female Voices & Organ = Französische Geistliche Musik Für Soli, Frauenstimmen & Orgel : Messe Basse (Tantum Ergo - Maria Mater - Ave Verum) / Messe A Trois

Released in 1984 under the Erato label, this recording reflects the French classical tradition of sacred vocal music, specifically showcasing works by Fauré, Caplet, Poulenc, and Alain. The album centers on smaller-scale liturgical works, such as Fauré's Messe Basse, which were composed to serve the intimate acoustic requirements of cathedral services rather than grand orchestral halls. By highlighting the ensemble vocal work alongside Marie-Claire Alain's organ accompaniment, the record serves as a showcase for mid-20th-century French liturgical repertoire.

The production features the Ensemble Vocal Audite Nova de Paris under the direction of Jean Sourisse. Erato, a label historically renowned for its commitment to French classical music, produced this as part of a series intended to preserve the nuances of Gallic sacred composition. The collaboration with Marie-Claire Alain, one of the most significant organists of the 20th century, lends the recording a high degree of authenticity and technical precision, ensuring it remains a well-regarded reference for this specific body of choral literature.