Resonus Classics
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Fauré: Requiem, Op. 48
Frederick Teardo (organ) & Kevin Kwan (organ)
Saint Thomas Choir of Men & Boys, Fifth Avenue, New York & Orchestra of St Luke’s, John Scott
The standard of the boys’ singing as shown here is extremely high: radiant tone, good words and intelligent phrasing…the blend of the whole choir is excellent. —
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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,... —
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In between fresh, brisk Beethoven and eloquent, confident Schubert they offer a substantial novelty: the premiere recording of the wonderfully buoyant Piano Trio No 6 in C minor, Op 186, Serenade... —
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Ferris encourages his singers to generate a rich, robust texture, abundant in vibrant colour and undoubted excitement. That’s not to say it’s a free-for-all shout. Flexibility is matched by... —
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Castelnuovo-Tedesco's melodic style is fresh and uncomplicated, and the composer responds with natural spontaneity to the imagery of the texts…Ashley Riches is an ideal interpreter of this music,... —
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Nowell Sing We: Contemporary Carols, Vol. 2
Alex Goodwin (organ), Nicholas Freestone (organ), Ben Cunningham (organ)
Choir of Worcester College, Oxford, Stephen Farr
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Consumed at a sitting they can sometimes make for an austere listen, despite Farr’s best efforts to ring the changes with artful registrations…That said, Farr’s intellectual rigour is indispensable,... —
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The Dudok offer a driving account of the first movement of Mendelssohn’s last quartet, conveying vividly its rhetoric and sense of desperation, and their immaculate ensemble is very impressive…From... —
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