Luzzaschi
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superb voicing and clarity of sound. Most pieces are sombre in tone, which Rondeau delivers with a well-judged pinch of melancholy. —
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Presto Editor's Choice, May 2021
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Gramophone Magazine, July 2021, Editor's Choice
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Special offer. Luzzaschi: Il Concerto Segreto
Camille Allérat (soloist), Julie Roset (soloist), Ana Vieira Leite (soloist), La Néréide
Every moment of this issue is absolutely gorgeous in sound and thoroughly controlled...And the three instrumentalists play with just the right combination of invention and deference throughout...a... —
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Gramophone Magazine, November 2023, Editor's Choice
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The singers make a beautifully balanced sound with impressive fluency across each style...there is a pleasing tension between a consort blend and the vital quirkiness of individual voices...Jourdain’s... —
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Gramophone Magazine, October 2018, Editor's Choice
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Gramophone Awards, 2019, Finalist - Early Music
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Those expecting the composer's trademark chromaticisms in his motets will be largely disappointed, but these more conservative pieces dispel the idea that Gesualdo's eccentricity was any mask... —
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Special offer. Per La Viola Bastarda
Manon Papasergio, Angélique Mauillon, Yoann Moulin, Clémence Niclas
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Primavera!
Suzie LeBlanc (soprano), Daniel Taylor (counter-tenor), Les Voix Humaines: Susie Napper & Margaret Little (violas da gamba)
with Sylvain Bergeron (lute), Olivier Brault (violin), Francis Colpron (recorders, traverso), Vincent Dhavernas (percussion), Matthias Maute (recorder), Hélène Plouffe...
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This new recording...surpasses all others. The singers not only reveal the depths of Gesualdo's emotional understanding, but also his formal, harmonic and textural control...La Compagnia del... —
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BBC Music Magazine, July 2014, Choral & Song Choice
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Exaudi really are one of the best-situated ensembles to sing this repertoire. They're known for combining madrigalian mood swings with eye-wateringly accurate tuning. —
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The Guardian Classical Albums of the Year, 2025
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The Gonzaga Band's labyrinthine expedition is inspired by musical culture at Ferrara during the reign of Duke Alfonso II d'Este...The textural ebb and flow of the album is enhanced by Devine... —
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