MusicWeb international2013 DecemberByBySimon Thompson (musikanmelder)2013 December"Vurdering: Recording of the month" - "The musical vision of the whole programme is wonderfully realised and stunningly performed ... You have a winner. It's a Christmas disc with a difference, but it's also a triumphant success".Read review
MusicWeb international2013 DecemberByByGwyn Parry-Jones2013 December"Vurdering: Recording of the month" - "So many things to enjoy; this is a recording for the connoisseur but also for anyone who loves top-class choral singing ... A truly outstanding disc - my congratulations to all concerned".Read review
MusicWeb international2013 NovemberByByJohn Quinn (musikanmelder)2013 November"This is by no means a conventional Christmas disc. Indeed, tinsel and holly are nowhere in sight. It is, in the best sense, a challenging - and hugely rewarding - programme which has been put together thoughtfully and with discernment. The performances are absolutely first rate ... I don't believe that enjoyment of this disc need be confined solely to the Christmas period".Read review
Informationd. 14. Dec. 2013ByByValdemar Lønstedd. 14. Dec. 2013"Der er intet glitterstads eller klokkeklang over Incarnation, historien om ordet der blev til kød, stærkt formidlet af engelsk julemusik i kontant pendulfart mellem middelalderen og vor tid. Kammerkoret er et af Englands bedste ... Det er sandt for dyden tryllebindende korsang".Read review
BBC music magazine2013 ChristmasByByTerry Blain2013 Christmas"Vurdering: Recording of the month" - "A Christmas issue which is genuinely challenging and different ... Martin's music evokes in an extraordinary suggestive manner the theological paradox buried within the Eden story ... The Gabrieli's rapt and intense performance is remarkable in it poise and tonal control at mainly low dynamic levels ... A wonderful Christmas offering: treat yourself and friends or both, to it".
The gramophone2013 DecemberByByCaroline Gill2013 December"Francis Pott's luminescently beautiful Bululalow ... in particular emphasises how much the way we celebrate Christmas has not changed over the course of hundreds of years: it is arguably the most moving setting of these words written since Britten's version in A Ceremony of Carols, and I wish it appeared on disc and was performed more often".