Choral, Sermisy (composer)
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The Brabant Ensemble’s performances of these fascinating works are as polished and assured as we have come to expect, full-throated yet finely modelled and shimmering with lively intelligence.... —
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Francis Xavier - The Route of the Orient
RecommendedDriss El Maloumi & Lahoucine Baquir (oud & percussion) & Senhora del Mundo (voz, psalteri, sarod & tablas)
Hespèrion XXI & La Capella Reial de Catalunya, Jordi Savall
Highlights here include performances by El Maloumi (oud), Zuckermand (sarod) and Seki (shakuhachi), while the singing of Yokio Tanaka (accompanying himself on biwa), though not an easy taste... —
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Presto Recording of the Week, 7th January 2008
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Anne Boleyn’s Songbook
Music and Passions of a Tudor Queen
Clare Wilkinson (voice), Jacob Heringman (lute) & Kirsty Whatley (harp)
Alamire, David Skinner
Alamire's sound is robust and muscular, full-bodied rather than pristine. Mezzo-soprano Clare Wilkinson sings the solo songs with ingenuous simplicity, subtly inflecting the words with period... —
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2016, Choral Finalist
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International Classical Music Awards, 2020, Nominee - Early Music
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Gramophone Magazine, July 2001, Editor's Choice
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there’s a sense of eavesdropping on a spontaneous yet eloquently-argued soliloquy. Colouring is subtle, conversational banter deftly managed, and Lindberg’s tempos always feel spot on, allowing... —
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Special offer. François Ier: Musiques d'un règne
Doulce Mémoire, Denis Raisin Dadre, Philippe Vallepin
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Marco dall’Aquila - Pieces for Lute
Paul O’Dette (lute: 6-course lute by Paul Thomson, London, 1984, after Magno Tieffenbrucker, c. 1550, 6-course alto lute by Grant Tomlinson, Vancouver, 1997, after Italian models)
O’Dette, whose playing is always beguilingly eloquent, presents as many dimensions of Dall’Aquila’s output as he can. Josquin’s In te Domine speravi is an appropriate conclusion given that the... —
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