With its album of the same name, the vocal ensemble [sy'zan] is not only treating itself to a present for its tenth anniversary: the acappella ensemble presents exquisite highlights from its programmes of recent years - with works that are particularly close to the hearts of both the ensemble and its audience: Starting with the name, which is directly inspired by the "Susanne un jour" by Renaissance master Claude Le Jeune, through well-known choral works by Alessandro Scarlatti, Robert Schumann, Johannes Brahms and Gustav Holst, supplemented by contemporary arrangements of not only well-known folk songs, to today's compositions with a focus on Nordic compositions and arrangements. The eight singers impress with their simultaneously powerful and delicate interpretations as well as their stylistic diversity, for which they have received several awards in the field of contemporary choral music.