Morago
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This exquisite late-Renaissance Portuguese polyphonic repertoire is as richly expressive as it is politically poised…This beautiful new album from The Marian Consort is surely one of the best... —
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Gramophone Magazine, December 2018, Editor's Choice
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Coelho: Flores de Musica pera o Instrumento de Tecla, & Harpa, Vol. 6
João Vaz, Capella Patriarchal, Cornetas & Sacabuxas de Lisboa, Capelle Patriarchal
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Paradisi Portas: Music from 17th Century Portugal
Tom Wilkinson (organ)
The Choir of the Queen's College Oxford, Owen Rees
The Choir of Queen's College clearly relish singing the music… Rees is not afraid to have the entire choir sing the chant… and the choral blend is excellent. —
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Music of the Portuguese Renaissance
Robert Aldwinckle (organ), Celia Harper (harp), Andrew Watts (dulcian)
Pro Cantione Antiqua, Mark Brown
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Manuel Cardoso: Magnificat Octavi Toni, Magnificat Quinti Toni, Missa Secundi Toni, Motets
Lucy Morrell (organ)
The Choir of Girton College, Cambridge & Historic Brass of the Royal Academy of Music, Gareth Wilson
This is a fascinating and highly important disc that highlights the music of Manuel Cardoso (1566-1650), a master of polyphony from Portugal’s golden age around the turn of the 17th century.... —
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