Choral, Murrill (composer)
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A spooky, flickering account of Elgar’s Owls underlines the ability of Short and his outstandingly responsive singers to create riveting atmosphere, and communicate to the listener the import... —
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BBC Music Magazine, Choral & Song Choice
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Presto Recordings of the Year, Finalist 2016
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Grammy Awards, 60th Awards (2017), Nominee - Choral Performance
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A disc which deserves to become popular. —
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Organs of Edinburgh
Usher Hall – John Kitchen, St Cuthbert’s Parish Church – Thomas Laing-Reilly, Palmerston Place Church – Andrew Caskie, St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral- Duncan Ferguson, Freemasons’ Hall – Timothy Byram-Wigfield, St Andrew’s & St George’s West Parish Church – Michael Harris, Broughton St Mary’s...
This is a magnificent package, fully befitting its subject...The entire collection is a veritable treasure-trove, a feast for lovers of organ music...Just 2,000 copies of this will ever be published... —
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Organ Showpieces
Johann Aratore (organ), Simon Lindley (organ), Andrew Lucas (organ), Gareth Green (organ)
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Impossible not to add to the praise that has greeted this beautifully performed collection...The settings are mournful but consolatory. —
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My spirit hath rejoiced
Best-loved settings of the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis
Christopher Dearnley (organ)
St Paul’s Cathedral Choir, John Scott
The performances of this lovely music are uniformly superb —
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a fine recital and a benefit to this series —
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Special offer. Peter Hurford plays The Organ at Sydney Opera House
Peter Hurford (organ of Sydney Opera House)
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Ireland - Orchestral Songs and Miniatures
Roderick Williams (baritone), Roderick Williams (recitation), Charles Mutter (solo violin), Roderick Williams (baritone a capella)
BBC Concert Orchestra, Royal Ballet Sinfonia, John Wilson, Gavin Sutherland, Paul Murphy, Martin Yates
Roderick Williams declaims his own orcehstration of Annabel Lee rather well, and enjoys two robust sea songs —
