Resonus Classics
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The Celebrated Distin Family
Richard Fomison, Richard Thomas, Anneke Scott, Phil Dale, Jeff Miller
The Prince Regent’s Band
Rounded, velvet tones; impeccably secure intonation; sweetly subtle dynamics: I felt I was taking a sumptuous bath in nothing but golden syrup…everything here is nimble and bright, and well... —
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With voices as sharp and bright as winter sun on snow, Juice Vocal Ensemble’s seasonal album sparkles. There’s a lot of new music to explore here. —
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Unsurprisingly, Scott’s playing is sumptuous and utterly ravishing —
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The Prince Regent’s Band score brownie points by adhering to Ewald’s original scoring, in this case a pair of cornets, althorn, baritone and tuba, instead of the standard line-up of two trumpets,... —
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Mon Dieu Me Paist
Psalms by Claude Le Jeune
The Choir of St Catharine’s College, Cambridge, Edward Wickham
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Hyde goes his own way with regards to form, creates a thrilling orchestral soundworld and spins an engaging musical narrative in the process. There’s much to enjoy in this live premiere recording. —
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Wallfisch is at his best when he empties the vibrato from his voice, as in the softly gracious Stirb, Lieb’ und Freud! and Erstes Grün, two further songs from that incredible year. Rushton plays... —
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Sonoro’s 18 singers are full-voiced, drawn from opera as well as the choral world. This isn’t a Tenebrae or a Polyphony, where blend is paramount, but an ensemble where individual voices push... —
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