Fitch, F
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It remains only to say that the solo male voices of The Binchois Consort are at the top of their form and that the presentation (with booklet material by Fitch and Andrew Kirkman) meets Hyperion’s... —
Awards:
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Gramophone Awards, 2025 Shortlist, Early Music
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Wind-Up
Peter Hill (piano), Hugh Webb (harp), Bridget Carey (viola), Francesca Henry (flute), Barrie Webb (trombone), Julian Warburton (percussion)
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An enterprising introduction to two young composers, each with something to say and the means to say it with interest and imagination. Thank heavens for small independent labels. There is a... —
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Agricola worked with Josquin and Ockeghem, was born in Ghent around 1447, and died in Spain in 1506. …the urbanity and elegance of his music would not have sounded old-fashioned in later Renaissance/Tudor... —
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Forget new complexity: some of the music on flautist Richard Craig’s second Metier disc might simply be called post-everything. When there’s no tonality, no melody and few pitches, what exactly... —
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Ensemble Leones' imaginative instrumental combinations and Fitch's fascinating, 'playful' reworkings of reworked works make an effective case...Listening to this attractive, evocative recording... —
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