"Even when Rutter's very obviously in crowd-pleasing mode ... the vernal freshness of the Tewkesbury boys' voices strips off the cloying patina more knowing, self-conscious adult voices often add in this music. There's plenty of technical control in the choir's singing, but it's not imposed with undue rigour ... Gorgeous oboe playing, too, from Alexandra Lowdon, in chirruping interplay with the voices".