The ensemble's rather cautious approach, discernible in the previous set, veers here towards the reverential...The anonymous Requiem setting is however worth hearing...The booklet is lavishly designed with copious, helpful annotations from the leading Dutch scholar Eric Jas. Would that all European countires were this proud of their early musical heritage.

the choir here is pure voiced, lithe and shapes the music most beautifully. There appears to be no director, which make its perfect ensemble and subtlety of phrasing all the more impressive...All in all, another triumph for Et'CEtera and the Egidius Kwartet, which certainly merits an IRR Outstanding award.