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Music For the King of Scots - Inside the Pleasure Palace of James IV

Binchois Consort, Andrew Kirkman

Music For the King of Scots - Inside the Pleasure Palace of James IV

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Andrew Kirkman offers yet another casket of rediscovered musical gems...The main work here is the Missa Horrendo (the ‘Catherine Wheel Mass’). Its endlessly unfolding melodic contours are challenging...

Music For the King of Scots - Inside the Pleasure Palace of James IV

Binchois Consort, Andrew Kirkman

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Andrew Kirkman offers yet another casket of rediscovered musical gems...The main work here is the Missa Horrendo (the ‘Catherine Wheel Mass’). Its endlessly unfolding melodic contours are challenging...

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A re-creation of the music combined with a technological reconstruction of the acoustic in Linlithgow Chapel: this is a project which offers a fascinating perspective on how such repertoire might originally have been heard.

Contents and tracklist

I. Kyrie 'Deus creator omnium'
Track length7:51
II. Gloria
Track length7:26
III. Credo
Track length8:12
IV. Sanctus & Benedictus
Track length6:51
V. Agnus Dei
Track length6:31

Awards and reviews

  • Gramophone Magazine
    Critics' Choice 2021

July 2021

Andrew Kirkman offers yet another casket of rediscovered musical gems...The main work here is the Missa Horrendo (the ‘Catherine Wheel Mass’). Its endlessly unfolding melodic contours are challenging but are sung here with a magical poise...The singers conclude with a beautifully constrained rendering of a Magnificat and Cornysh’s lovely Ave Maria.

May 2021

There is some really super singing here, particularly impressive considering it was recorded in an anechoic chamber before the VR chapel acoustic was applied.
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