Hyperion
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Vivaldi - Sacred Music 6
Susan Gritton, Nathalie Stutzmann, Hilary Summers, Alexandra Gigson
King's Consort, Robert King
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Mendelssohn - Songs & Duets Volume 1
Sophie Daneman (soprano), Nathan Berg (baritone), Eugene Asti (piano)
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Bo Hansson: Endless border
& other choral works
with William Baldry (organ)
Royal Holloway Choir, Rupert Gough
The three dozen voices of the Royal Holloway Choir bring impressive reserves of stamina and concentration to bear on these sometimes difficult pieces. —
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The English Hymn - 1
Christ Triumphant - Great hymn tunes of the twentieth century
Rupert Gough (organ)
Wells Cathedral Choir, Malcolm Archer
The time spent listening to it has been delightful. Tone, enunciation, resourcefulness of arrangement and accompaniment, all are exemplary —
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Mary and Elizabeth at Westminster Abbey
Sisters in Hope of the Resurrection
The Choir of Westminster Abbey, James O’Donnell
The brilliance of the programming matches that of the singing. By ranging lesser-known works, such as Mundy's, alongside familiar music such as William Byrd's anthems, we can appreciate how... —
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Conductus, Vol. 3
Music & poetry from thirteenth-century France
Conductus: John Potter, John Potter (tenor), Christopher O'Gorman (tenor), Rogers Covey-Crump (tenor)
John Potter, Christopher O'Gorman and Rogers Covey-Crump once again endorse their awesome reputation as unchallenged singers of this repertory —
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Outstanding' —
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Bridge: Phantasy Piano Quartet & Sonatas
The Nash Ensemble: Marianne Thorsen (violin), Laura Samuel (violin), Lawrence Power (viola), Paul Watkins (cello) & Ian Brown (piano)
What this beautifully played and thoughtfully programmed disc has going for it are, first, that it presents these works in a chronological survey of Bridge's chamber output...Altogether, a valuable... —
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These are altogether lively and alert performances, with repeats imaginatively varied, and a real feel for the subtle balance of the music. —
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Herrick's playing and imaginative use of the organ's resources are first-rate, and he's backed up by a superb recording from Hyperion. —
