The Dmitri Ensemble
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Singing and playing are polished, focused and alert; but it’s the controlled intensity that's most striking here. …I can’t recall a performance that so forcefully contrasts the sweet lyricism... —
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Gramophone Magazine, September 2009, Editor's Choice
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Special offer. John Rutter: A Clare College Celebration
The Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, Dmitri Ensemble, Graham Ross
this is a superbly delivered, heartfelt tribute to a composer whose music has a cherished place in British choral life. —
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Judith Bingham: Organ Music
Tom Winpenny (Organ of St Albans Cathedral)
The Dmitri Ensemble, Graham Ross
Tom Winpenny opens an illuminating window on Bingham's richly-coloured, programmatically-driven engagement with the 'king of instruments'...Winpenny knows the St Albans instrument like the back... —
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The Dmitri Ensemble…[show] evident discipline and commitment…[they] succeed in making Barshai’s scored version sound alert rather than listless. —
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Graham Ross judges the spacious juxtapositions of movement and silence exquisitely, the Dmitri Ensemble’s explosion of energy in the third interlude being simultaneously surprising yet entirely... —
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Special offer. Giles Swayne: Stabat mater
Sophie Bevan (soprano), Kate Symonds-Joy (mezzo-soprano), Ben Alden (tenor), Jonathan Sells (bass) & Raphael Wallfisch (cello)
The Dmitri Ensemble, Graham Ross
If this arouses the expectation (or dread) that we're in for another incautiously blended World Music buffet, then prepare to be agreeably surprised...Swayne is expert in his handling of unaccompanied... —
