Resonus Classics

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... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2020More…

Each of Fox’s seven antiphons is preceded by the relevant Gregorian chant, setting the harmonic daring of Fox’s harmonic language in sharp juxtaposition. Some of the tight intervals test the... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2020, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

there is a fair degree of sentimentality and sugariness – and why not? This is a Christmas album after all, and Americans are not known for their seasonal restraint. Paul Gameson always keeps... — The Arts Desk, 3rd December 2022More…

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. — BBC Music Magazine, October 2022, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

The magic and sparkle of this selection is low key, with Owens presiding over traditional pieces, plainsong, carols and chorales. It’s beautifully articulate, though, and it creates a soothing... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2021, 3 out of 5 starsMore…

The choir’s tonal purity and impeccable tuning are a pleasure, bringing plangency and repose to Philip Stopford’s ‘Lullay, my liking’, and a welling splendour to Philip Wilby’s ‘Moonless darkness... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2021, 5 out of 5 starsMore…

Always alert to Haydn’s myriad caprices, they introduce some perfectly placed, sinuous phrasing in the third movement of No. 3 in G minor, and real verve and colour in its brilliant allegretto. — The Observer, 6th October 2019More…