Resonus Classics
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A crisp and vivid evocation of the milieu of Venice, 1629. That was the year Heinrich Schütz went to Venice and encountered the music of Monteverdi and his acolytes. The playing is faultlessly... —
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Tom Armstrong: Chamber Music
Simon Desbruslais (trumpet), Jakob Fichert (piano), Nicola Meecham (piano), Audrey Riley (cello), James Woodrow (electric guitar)
Fidelio Trio
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Divine Light: The Living Indian Choral Tradition
Nirmala Rajasekar, V. Srinivasan, Somerville College Choir, Oxford, Will Dawes
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Polyphonia in Excelsis
Sacred Music by Claudio Dall'Albero
The Choir of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, David Skinner
The choir, needless to say, sounds splendid, secure in the notes and utterly convinced by the quality of the music. The recording and presentation are first class (all texts and translations... —
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CD
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Spence sings insightfully in the title piece, poignant settings of poems by Hardy, Graves, Tennyson, Keats and Edward Thomas, while Kemp’s Chamber Domaine offer vivid readings of the piano quartet... —
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Farr acquits himself with predictable distinction, tirelessly seeking out the restlessly changing colours demanded by Bingham's acute ear. —
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Giles Swayne: Stations of the Cross
Simon Niemiński (organ of St Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral, Edinburgh)
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CD
$19.00
