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Forty separate voice parts at once, and new pieces written to match.
Classical
Tallis wrote Spem in Alium around 1570 for eight choirs of five, probably to out-do a forty-part motet brought over from Italy. Ex Cathedra sing it with other forty-part works including a new one by Roderick Williams. 19:00.
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