Yale Schola Cantorum
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Fauré: Requiem
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Robert Bennesh (organ), Sarah Yanovitch (soprano) & Edmund Milly (bass), Nola Richardson (soprano), Sarah Yanovitch (soprano), Mindy Ella Chu (alto), Gene Stenger (tenor), Grace Cloutier (harp)
Yale Schola Cantorum, David Hill
[The arrangement[ works extremely well, with the two strings bringing out the subsidiary lines that were always a feature of [Faure’s] writing. The singing is splendid. The baritone soloist... —
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Under the masterly direction of David Hill, this crack student choir produces a clean yet luxuriant sound…The sacred acoustic, slightly distant placement of the microphones, and seraphic high... —
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The Yale Schola Cantorum comprises roughly 30 singers and a dozen instrumentalists, but they sound light and bright nonetheless. They make a fine impression in the opening Hodie Christus natus... —
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This disc contains more strikingly diverse sounds than the title New England Choirworks might suggest…Tawnie Olson’s Magnificat immediately grabs attention with its pungent evocations of Bulgarian... —
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Throughout the piece's 37 minutes Weir's invention runs at an flaggingly high level, and every bar of Yale Schola Cantorum's outstanding contribution sounds fully lived-in and assimilated. —
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Brahms: Ein Deutsches Requiem
chamber ensemble orchestration by Iain Farrington
Yale Schola Cantorum, David Hill
Farrington’s reduction…certainly emphasises the sense of intimate consolation…The choral singing itself is excellent. The 32-member Yale Schola Cantorum is full of young vibrant voices, and... —
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Bertali: Missa Resurrectionis
Ilya Poletaev (organ)
Yale Schola Cantorum, Yale Collegium Players, Spiritus Collective, Simon Carrington, Robert Mealy
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A Guided Tour of the Baroque Era, Vol. 5
Markus Schafer (tenor), Roger Montgomery (horn), Gavin Edwards (horn), Augustin Hadelich (violin), Ladislav Kyselak (viola), Jiri Stivin (recorder), Thomas Stacy (oboe d'amore), Giles Tomkins (bass-baritone), Joshua Hopkins (baritone), Jean-Paul Fouchecourt (haute-contre), Gilbert Rowland (harpsichord),...
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Special offer. Sing, Ye Birds, a Joyous Song
Music of the English Renaissance and 20th Century
Thomas Murray (organ), Lucas Wong (organ)
Yale Schola Cantorum, Simon Carrington
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Biber: Vesperae longiores ac breviores
Mellissa Hughes (soprano), Ian L. Howell (countertenor), Derek Chester (tenor), Douglas Williams (bass-baritone), Robert Mealy (violin), Stephen Fraser (organ)
Yale Schola Cantorum & Yale Collegium Players, Simon Carrington
This is an amalgam of little-known music by Biber and others. Carrington deftly brings outs the music's strengths. —
