The singers conjure up some exultant moments.

[Ribera’s] music is well made in the best sense, and while much of it may be reminiscent of other composers it is not merely derivative…led by David Skinner and two-dozen strong, De Profundis sound robust and solemn rather than mournful…these solid, well-judged performances elevate Ribera from a mere footnote in music history to something more substantial

The qualities of the pieces by Ribera come off very well.

That the fine music of the Spanish Renaissance composer Bernardino de Ribera is neither famous nor plentiful is hardly his fault.the sonorous voices of De Profundis perfectly suit the beguilingly opulent textures and expressive lines.