Magnificat & Nunc dimittis
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The Keble College volume is outstanding... the ensemble is excellent and the acoustic is said to be the best in Oxford. Recommended very highly." —
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Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis Vol. 13
Dr Patrick Allen (organ)
The Choir of St.Thomas, Fifth Avenue, New York, Dr Gerre Hancock
All in all this is a splendid recording. This is Priory's 500th recording...they have done splendid work, coming in where other companies have passed by, giving pleasure and much needed encouragement.... —
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The choir has much to commend it. The sound of the boys is fresh and well blended and there are some excellent men's voices. —
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Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis Vol. 21
Roger Judd (organ)
The Choir of St.George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, Jonathan Rees-Williams
The Choir of St.George's Windsor is one of the outstanding English foundations.The performance level here is superb. —
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This is one of the most enjoyable CDs of the series so far. —
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this is an excellent record...the Lichfield sound is refreshing and the vitality of the performance remains a good bracing pleasure throughout." —
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The Ripon choir commit themselves valiantly to a sequence of early settings... the standard of performance is fine. —
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Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis Vol. 17
Katherine Dienes (organ)
The Choir of Norwich Cathedral, David Dunnett
The Cathedral Choir is in fine form, neat and assured, with good strong trebles and a well balanced blend of voices. Clear recording, useful booklet. —
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Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis Vol. 19
Christopher Gray (organ)
The Choir of St.George's Church, Belfast, Nigel McClintock
the performances are first-rate —
