The mystery of Christmas
ORA Singers
Emneord
Minder om
Songs for male voices
Peter Heise
A woman's soul : a tribute to Bessie Smith
Rory Block
Incarnation
Gabrieli Consort
Motets
Johann Sebastian Bach
1612 - Italian vespers
I Fagiolini
Weihnachts-Oratorium
Johann Sebastian Bach
In these silent days
Brandi Carlile
Follow me
Ondřej Adámek (f. 1979)
Passions : Venezia 1600-1750
Les Cris de Paris
Anmeldelser (4)
Presto classical
d. 31. maj 2018
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Katherine Cooper
d. 31. maj 2018
"Editors choices - May 2018: A peerlessly sung collection of Marian music from the first and second 'Golden Ages' of English choral music; the gently glowing settings of Ave maris stella from Owain Park and James MacMillan will surely attract the attention of other top-notch choirs, but the high point of the recording is surely Matthew Martin's virtuosic Rose Magnificat, the ecstatic climax of which shows off the full-blooded Gabrieli sopranos in all their glory".
BBC music magazine
2018 June
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Terry Blain
2018 June
"Choral & song choice: Sweet tuning and subtle dynamic distinctions mark James MacMillan's Ave maris stella, with gleamingly pure-toned contributions from the soprano ... Technically the most difficult piece is probably Matthew Martin's A Rose Magnificat ... It is daily meat and drink to the superlative Gabrieli choir, who give a formidably encompassing performance ... Another outstanding issue from this outstanding team".
Diapason
2018 novembre
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Maximilien Hodnermarck
2018 novembre
"Vurdering: Diapason d'or".
The gramophone
2018 July
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Alexandra Coghlan
2018 July
"Editor's choice: The vogue for pairing Renaissance and contemporary choral works is well established but this is a programme that draws the dialogue between the two repertories into fresh animation ... McCreesh's ear for a contemporary classic is unerring, and this is a programme to win new audiences for composers who aren't (yet) household names. The Park and Lane, along with MacMillan's Ave maris stella, are easy wins but it's Martin's A Rose Magnificat that demands a second and third return to the disc".