Ukrainian Christmas carols and folk songs are sung for us by soprano Larissa Kovalchuk, one of the few players in Australia of the ethereal Ukrainian lute-zither, the bandura, considered the soul of the Ukrainian nation.

From Havana to Barcelona, we chase the dancing rhythm of the Catalan habanera with father and daughter, Ricardo and Tania Balil.

We hear a world-first recording of Andrew Ford’s 'Missa Brevis' (2015) in rehearsal, a work for choir and organ dedicated to ‘all who seek asylum', which draws on the American slavery-era spiritual ‘Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child’.

Handel’s Messiah is a sacred music classic. But what if you had to sign Messiah rather than just sing it – in other words, deliver it in sign language for those who are deaf or hard of hearing?

Putting belief to beats is the goal of Krosswerdz Australia, a network of diverse Christians injecting faith into hip-hop culture since 2006.

Discover hypnotic rhythms, trance dancing, and Sufi ritual with the Fez Hamadacha, one Morocco's important Sufi Brotherhoods.

We celebrate the life and music of one of the world’s most revered sacred musicians, the South Indian legend of the bamboo flute, Dr Natesan Ramani, who has died in Chennai.

It’s the instrument they play in heaven apparently, but as master harper Andy Rigby reveals the harp has a political as well as a sacred dimension. And yes, he’s heard all the jokes.

Inspired by the Bhakti movement, Dave Stringer and Brisbane trio Spirit of Bhakti are pioneering new kinds of mantra-based devotional music.

Singer-songwriter Shameem Taheri-Lee joins us for a live session of soulful grooves and jazz with teachings of the Baha’i faith.