Choral, Frye, W (composer)
-
Music for Henry V and the House of Lancaster
The English cyclic Mass Quem malignus spiritus and ceremonial motets for fifteenth-century princely chapels
Richard Butler (tenor), Christopher Watson (tenor), Timothy Travers-Brown (countertenor)
The Binchois Consort, Andrew Kirkman
The is a magical and moving chance to hear music directly from the circle of Henry V and his son Henry VI...It would be difficult to imagine more tuneful, exacting interpretations of some of... —
Awards:
-
BBC Music Magazine, October 2011, Choral & Song Choice
-
-
Special offer. Nowell synge we bothe al and som
A Feast of Christmas Music in Medieval England
Gothic Voices
It seems extraordinary that this should be Gothic Voices’ first Christmas-themed album; nevertheless, it has been worth the wait to hear these wellknown works performed by this ensemble...Their... —
-
The Mass is enormous, even lacking a Kyrie, but the superb Capilla Flamenca, no strangers to this repertoire or to this composer, separate the sections with a series of motets and songs in exuberant,... —
Awards:
-
Gramophone Awards, 2011, Finalist - Early Music
-
-
Awards:
-
Gramophone Magazine, January 2010, Editor's Choice
-
-
Awards:
-
Gramophone Awards, 2003, Winner - Early Music
Purchase product
Downloads
Audio formats guide -
-
Superb performances, given an uncanny presence in an ideal acoustic. —
Awards:
-
Penguin Guide, Rosette
-
-
Ou Beau Chastel: Leuven Chansonnier, Vol. 2
Andrew Hallock, Jonatan Alvarado, Lior Leibovici, Sollazzo Ensemble, Anna Danilevskaïa
-
Theirs is a music-making with all sense of ‘self' expunged – the words suavely transmitted rather than interpreted. —
-
Thankfully, the scholars have more sense than to draw precise parallels between any particular piece of music and a particular sculpture…the six adult male singers of The Binchois Consort under... —
-
O gemma clarissima: Music in Praise of St Catharine
The Choirs of St Catharine's College, Cambrdige, Edward Wickham
Wickham draws compelling performances of music composed predominantly in the 16th century from his mixed College Choir and the Girls’ Choir…The crowning glory – and the listener’s final destination... —
