Divine Art
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Robin Stevens: Chasing Shadows
Rosa Campos, Sophie Rosa, Rosemary Attree, Alastair Vennart, Nicholas Trygstad, Alexander Jones, David Jones, Amy Yule (flute), Craig Ogden (guitar), Clifford Llantaff, Katie Stillman, Christine Anderson
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Edward Cowie: Streams and Particles
Peter Sheppard Skærved (violin), Mihailo Trandafilovski (violin), Saki Kato (guitar), Hugh Millington (guitar), Christopher Redgate (oboe), Miyabi Duo, Spectrum Guitar Quartet
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Paul Whitty: The Morning
[rout], Angharad Davies (violin), Cheryl Enever, Emma Welton, Bridget Carey, Audrey Riley, Catherine Laws, James Poke, Rowland Sutherland, Christian Forshaw, Bradley Grant, James Woodrow, Pete Wilson, Sam Wilson, Dominic Saunders, Andrew Zolinsky, Walter Fabeck, Icebreaker, David Arrowsmith, Paul...
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Pianist Anthony Goldstone has done a sterling job in realising, reconstructing and completing these fragments, as well as performing them with great musical sensitivity. —
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BBC Music Magazine, October 2007, Instrumental Choice
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Peter Warlock: Collected 78rpm Recordings
Recorded 1925-51, digitally remastered.
Josef Szigeti (violin), Nikita Magalov (piano), René Soames (tenor), Flora Nielsen (mezzo-soprano), Peter Dawson (bass-baritone), Gerald Moore (piano), John Goss (baritone), Diana Poulton (lute), John Armstrong (baritone), Parry Jones (tenor), Ann Wood (mezzo-soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), Cecil...
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Gramophone Magazine, January 2010, Re-issue of the Month
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John Garth - Six Cello Concertos
RecommendedRichard Tunnicliffe
Avison Ensemble (on period instruments)
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Presto Recording of the Week, 17th December 2007
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The Mass sounds both natural and beautiful; indeed the whole piece is an aural feast. The last item is Rore's Regina caeli laetare, Frances Kelly's harp weaving round the soprano line. Magical. —
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Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2009, Editor's Choice
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Ed Hughes: Time, Space and Change
Orchestra of Sound and Light, New Music Players, Ed Hughes, Nicholas Smith
Ed Hughes’s music comes as a refreshing change … He writes in a trajectory from the earliest English vocal music composers of the 14th century down to the present day, His ability to adapt,... —
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The Times Records of the Year, 2020
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