Cappella Nova
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Special offer. Who Are These Angels?
New Choral Music by James MacMillan
Cappella Nova, Alan Tavener
Approachable without being apologetic, emotional but with a sense of dignity, the best of these works can both delight and challenge...Everything is performed with elegance and the requisite... —
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Gramophone Magazine, March 2012, Editor's Choice
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Cappella Nova's sound is lightweight and translucent… by and large the performances are successful, soaring and exultant. —
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Gramophone Magazine, January 2008, Editor's Choice
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Special offer. Alpha & Omega: Choral Music by James MacMillan
Madeleine Mitchell (violin)
Cappella Nova, Alan Tavener & James MacMillan
Cappella Nova make James MacMillan's Missa Dunelmi sound much easier to sing than it is, and that's a compliment...Perhaps it helps having MacMillan himself directing: it's interesting his default... —
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BBC Music Magazine, February 2014, Choral & Song Choice
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Special offer. MacMillan: Consecration
Alan Tavener, Rebecca Tavener (soloist), Graham Neal (soloist), Louise Eekelaar (soloist), Michaela Haslam (soloist), Libby Crabtree (soloist), Steven McIntyre, Cappella Nova
the Scottish-based choir once more brings a rare beauty and depth of sound to MacMillan’s radiant music. At the album’s heart are the five Culham Motets...Previously unrecorded, the cycle makes... —
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All this can be very challenging to sing, and Cappella Nova not only manage to get the notes, but surmount them with lyrical grace and very little hint of strain. Conductor Alan Tavener (a distant... —
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