Resonus Classics

Michael and Tong take on this key repertory in a spirit of fresh, fearless égalité, stylistic certainty and all-round technical brilliance… a thrillingly rewarding contribution to Beethoven’s... — International Piano, April 2020More…

Compared with Monteverdi’s lavish 1610 vespers, Freddi’s resources are modest…, yet the music is remarkably varied – here rapt and contemplative, there extravagantly virtuosic. The six soloists... — BBC Music Magazine, December 2019, 5 out of 5 starsMore…

The crisp and rhythmic playing of Tom Winpenny, coupled with a colourful use of the unspoilt Victorian Binns organ (1892) at Queens' College, Cambridge, brings these performances of Stanford's... — Gramophone MagazineMore…

This is one of those rewarding recordings that makes you totally reassess music from the mainstream repertoire. Robin Michael’s gut-strung cello is softly sonorous, a perfect match for Daniel... — The Observer, 30th April 2017, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

The disc is full of sensitively balanced, expressive performance, most of them sung unaccompanied…A jazzed-up God rest you merry, gentlemen and a chittering Jingle Bells bring fun into the equation,... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2017, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

it is Michael Berkeley who provides the real musical highlight of the disc with his dazzling virtuoso showpiece Wild Bells...one just wonders how many years it took Winpenny to develop the kind... — MusicWeb International, June 2013More…

The music has the calming, a cappella air of “spiritual polyphony” – sometimes dreamily tuneful, sometimes bleak and eerie...Many of these small-scale pieces were commissioned by the Schola... — Financial Times, 15th February 2013, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

One can simply relax and enjoy Farr's rock-steady rhythmic playing, crisp articulation and commanding overview. His approach is refreshingly unfussy and quirk-free, and he draws on an unfailingly... — Gramophone Magazine, October 2013More…