Choral, Christmas Carols, Stopford (composer)
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New. A YEAR AT PORTSMOUTH
Portsmouth Cathedral Choir (cathedral choir), Sachin Gunga (accompaniment, soloist), David Price, Evelyn Cowhig (soloist), Daniel Sands (soloist), Alex Wallace (soloist), Adrian Green (soloist), Ben Robinson (soloist)
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News of Great Joy: Christmas From St John's College, Oxford
The Choir of St John's College, Oxford
David Bannister
The performances are, in the best sense, unpretentious – there’s no straining after forced jollity or attention-grabbing effects, and each individual voice is comfortably embedded within the... —
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BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2024, Christmas Choice
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Equinox is an outstanding disc: the choice of music is inspired, the singing superb, and the interpretations stay long in the memory. The programme is based on composer-in-residence Jonathan... —
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The First Nowell: Christmas Carols From Portsmouth Cathedral
Sachin Gunga, Theo Almond (tenor), Joel Fernandez (tenor), Kim Chin, Jimmy Thomson (bass-baritone), Noah Toogood (bass-baritone), David Price, The Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines Collingwood, Portsmouth Cathedral Choir
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Winter Magic
Voces Boreales, Bronwyn Thies-Thompson, Kimberley Lynch, Angèle Trudeau, Maddie Studt, Nick Veltmeyer, John Giffen, William Kraushaar, Kerry Bursey
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the performances are beautifully shaped, tuning is exemplary and some of the unaccompanied singing is exquisite. There is much to enjoy on this celebratory disc. —
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Carols from Queen's
Bernadette Johns (soprano), Harry Meehan, Robert Holbrook, Caroline Halls, Laurence Jeffcoate, George Parris, Rebecca Baker
Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford, Owen Rees
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Vidimus Gloriam Eius
Charlotte Jefferies, Darren McFarland, Francesca Millar, John Liggins, Laurence John, Melissa Talbot, Matthew Snape, Rory Moules, Maheshi Ramasamy, Merryn Voysey, Greta Economides, James Fellows, Daniel Maw, Andrew Pollard, Daisy Widdicombe, Benjamin Watkins, Sebastian Bosley, John Hall, Luceat Choir