Chamber, Morley (composer)
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Special offer. English Royal Funeral Music
RecommendedLes Trompettes des Plaisirs, Lingua Franca & Vox Luminis, Lionel Meunier
one might call it a classically 'English' choral sound - but any suspicions of coolness are easily dispelled by the commitment shown to the meaning of both music and text...Once again, Vox Luminis... —
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Building a Library, April 2015, First Choice
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Gramophone Magazine, June 2013, Editor's Choice
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Pavans and Fantasies from the Age of Dowland
RecommendedJohn Holloway (violin, viola), Monika Baer (violin, Renate Steinmann (violin), Susanna Hefti (viola), Martin Zeller (bass violin)
Dowland himself was prepared to countenance performances with violin consort. This is the less familiar route Holloway and his colleagues have chosen, deploying four violas atop a bass violin...The... —
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Building a Library, October 2017, Also Recommended
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International Classical Music Awards, 2015, Winner - Baroque Instrumental
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Special offer. An English Sett for Trumpet
Jonathan Freeman-Attwood (trumpet) & Daniel-Ben Pienaar (piano)
There’s no doubting the technical prowess of these two crack performers, and it’s hard not to share their guilty delight in this stolen booty: intonation and ensemble are spot-on, rhythms pulse,... —
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Purists might raise an eyebrow at some of Bream's expressive interventions, and the recorded sound betrays its age, but the eloquence and artistry of these pioneering performances remain gloriously... —
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New. KALEIDOSCOPE: Music from a Thousand Years
Elmira Darvarova, violin, Howard Wall, horn, violin featuring Howard Wall
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Flower of Cities All
Music in London 1580-1620
The English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble, William Lyons
These are enjoyable and polished performances, albeit rather reserved. —
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Special offer. American Brass Quintet Plays Baroque, Elizabethan, & Renaissance Music
American Brass Quintet
Brilliantly played, superlatively recorded. You can’t get a truer or more coruscating brass sound. —