Chœur de Radio France
(Choeur de Radio France)
Choeur de Radio France, established in 1947 in Paris as the professional
symphonic choir of Radio France, grew from the merger of the Chœur Yvonne
Gouverné and the Chœur Félix Raugel into a 60‑singer ensemble. The choir’s early
years were shaped under the direction of René Alix, followed by Marcel Couraud,
and later Michel Tranchant. In 1989, the group issued the album Poulenc – Sacred
Choral Works. Over the decades, it has collaborated with conductors such as
Leonard Bernstein, Seiji Ozawa, and Mikko Franck, as well as international
orchestras in London, Boston, and Berlin. In 2...
