"It may be that a disc of seemingly sombre funereal motets sounds a little mawkish. Yet these pieces make a wonderfully cohesive and not at all a dull samey collection ... The setting of Miserere mei, Deus, Psalm 51 ... is a real masterwork, with its regular, never tedious repetitions of 'Miserere, mei Deus'. It also is a very moving performance ... Daniel Reuss seems to take the view that Josquin composed beautiful music, which needs a smooth approach ... The Amsterdam Choir, twelve singers, are equally thoughtful about suitable tempi but have more space around. That creates a sheen of holiness, which is very suitable".