Choral, Ceballos (composer)
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Glowing with emotional insight, vocal colour, and oodles of dynamic and tempo variations held within the bounds of taste, these tenderly solemn and revelatory performances offer nobility of... —
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…the superb singers of Stile Antico are up to the challenge of presenting all the required moods from pious restraint… to melting abandon… a magnificent display of the very best kind of polyphonic... —
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Gramophone Magazine, August 2009, Editor's Choice
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Gramophone Awards, 2009, Winner - Early Music
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The 14 works recorded here make for a rich and heady mix and we should be grateful to Digby and her superb ORA Singers for what proves to be a fascinating musical journey. Digby coaxes a simply... —
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The singing is beautifully tidy and expressive, and the CD is a useful way to decid which of their CDs you would like to explore further. —
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O Virgo Benedicta
Music of Marian Devotion from Spain’s Century of Gold
The Marian Consort: Gwendolen Martin, Emma Walshe (sopranos), Nicholas Scott (tenor), Steffan Jones (baritone), Christopher Borrett (bass) & Rory McCleery (countertenor/director)
The Oxford-based mixed choir makes a bold, bright sound with strong individual voices. —
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The Rose, The Lily & The Whortleberry
Medieval & Renaissance Gardens In Music
The Orlando Consort with Robert Macdonald (bass)
…this gorgeous package is like a CD-sized hardback book, full of beautiful medieval paintings and photographs of surviving gardens. …performances are of the high standard expected from the... —
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El Clave Del Emperador (diego de Pantoja and His Legacy)
Darío Tamayo (organ, harpsichord), Abigail Horro (voice, zheng, spanish baroque harp, morin khuur), Rubén García Benito (sheng, erhu, xiao), Aníbal Soriano (baroque guitar, lute, recorder), Luis Vives (percussion), María del Mar Blasco (baroque violin), Javier Utrabo (violone, baroque double bass),...
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Canticum Canticorum
Spanish polyphonic settings from the Song of Songs
Orchestra of the Renaissance, Richard Cheetham (director) & Michael Noone (guest conductor)
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