The Queen's Six
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New. Troubled Times: Music and Espionage in Renaissance England
The Queen's Six, Rose Consort of Viols
The Queen's Six bring to this repertoire the seamless blend you'd expect from singers who share not merely a concert platform but a postcode within Windsor Castle's walls. Indeed, their daily... —
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Gramophone Magazine, July 2026, Editor's Choice
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The Queen's Six Murder the Songs of Tom Lehrer
Simon Whiteley (bass-baritone), Dominic Bland (tenor), Daniel Brittain (countertenor), Andrew Thompson (bass-baritone), Nicholas Madden (tenor), Timothy Carleston (countertenor), Hrólfur Vagnsson, The Queen's Six
The actual singing is astonishingly accomplished. —
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Presto Editor's Choice, August 2021
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This is pop perfectly translated for the concert hall. —
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Where this light-toned, unassuming sextet delivers is in the strongest material: the agonies of both settings of When David heard (by Tomkins and Gibbons) and the obsessional fervour of Tallis's... —
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The disc is full of sensitively balanced, expressive performance, most of them sung unaccompanied…A jazzed-up God rest you merry, gentlemen and a chittering Jingle Bells bring fun into the equation,... —
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Beautifully shaped and balanced with superb smooth blend, this elegant male voice ensemble lives up to the title of the programme —
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