The observerd. 12. Mar. 2017ByByNicholas Kenyond. 12. Mar. 2017"Nothing surpasses the solemn beauty of Schütz's German Magnificat, but Thomas Selle's Die mit Tränen säen (later set by Brahms) is piercingly beautiful. Intensely focused singing from Vox Luminis, and fine organ interludes by Bart Jacobs".Read review
BBC music magazine2017 JulyByByPaul Riley (musikanmelder)2017 July"Choral & song choice: A fascinating history in sound of pre-Bach Lutheranism, superbly executed ... Lionel Meunier's assured direction never misses (nor overstates) an expressive trick; and Vox Luminis's warmly inflected singing is throughout finely-attuned to the way in which every note has its exact place in sustaining the whole. A superb anthology, superbly executed".
The gramophone2017 OctoberByByFabrice Fitch2017 October"Editor's choice: This year has seen several fine recordings celebrating the quincentenary of the founding act of the Reformation but this is comfortably the most searching and artistically rewarding that I've listened to ... The music is of consistently high quality, the selections by 'minor' figures frequently as telling as those by acknowledged masters ... Programmatic flair is backed up by performances and a sound recording to match".