Hyperion
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All the music on these two well-filled discs is recorded here for the first time. Absorbing for the scholar specialist —
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Carwood draws earthy, visceral performances; the ensemble's virile sound and Parsons's sinewy polyphony are a far cry from what some critics describe as the 'whitewashed', English choral tradition.... —
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Gramophone Magazine, November 2011, Editor's Choice
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Osborne’s phrasing and pacing is pure and poetic, as well as raptly atmospheric in ‘The Snow is Dancing’ and it finishes with a deliciously louche cake-walk. —
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Gramophone Magazine, October 2017, Editor's Choice
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The English Hymn - 2
Jerusalem the Golden - Great hymn tunes of the nineteenth century
Rupert Gough (organ)
Wells Cathedral Choir, Malcolm Archer
Delivered with crisp, evocative conviction —
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Guyot emerges from this disc as a marvellously fluent composer, perhaps a touch unvaried in texture but always pleasing…the five adult men of Cinquecento – here joined by the countertenor David... —
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Gramophone Awards, 2017, Shortlisted - Early Music
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As choice as anything he's yet given us and the same goes for the recording —
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Most of these pieces are light, even frothy morceaux, and Plowright does not overstate the musical case for them beyond their obvious delights of refinement and dexterity. But he balances them... —
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Gramophone Magazine, April 2010, Editor's Choice
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Danny Driver...makes his superlative case for music that is as inventive as it is unsettling. Playing with imperturbable authority, he captures all the mercurial fits and starts of the G minor... —
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Gramophone Magazine, July 2010, Editor's Choice
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