Voces8 - Twenty
Voces8
It's impossible to not be impressed by the range and ambition, from Josquin to their first composerin-residence Ola Gjeilo, and well-crafted arrangements from folk to Bond themes. Several brand-new...
Voces8 - Twenty
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It's impossible to not be impressed by the range and ambition, from Josquin to their first composerin-residence Ola Gjeilo, and well-crafted arrangements from folk to Bond themes. Several brand-new...
About
Grammy-nominated ensemble Voces8 is pleased to announce the release of its new enchanting two-part album ‘TWENTY’, set for release on 6 June, 2025.
As Voces8 marks its twentieth anniversary, this album stands as a celebration of two remarkable decades of music-making, as well as their global impact. It reflects a recording legacy that has been lovingly built and shaped by the dedication, artistry, and passion of every individual who has been part of the group’s journey.
This album is designed to capture the ensemble's evolution with recordings that span an entire decade, from 2016 to their new line-up for 2026, offering listeners a unique glimpse into the variations of the group over that time. Each performance is a testament to the development of Voces8's sound and musicianship, both of which continue to evolve.
At the heart of this album is the hallmark of Voces8's performances: a diverse and eclectic repertoire. From the earliest days of the ensemble, the group’s joy has been in exploring the full breadth of vocal music, blending styles, genres, and traditions to create a tapestry that resonates with audiences around the world.
Contents and tracklist
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Molly Noon (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2023
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Molly Noon (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Jonathan Pacey (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2021
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Molly Noon (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2023
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Molly Noon (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Jonathan Pacey (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2021
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Eleonora Poignant (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2025
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Eleonora Poignant (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2025
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Eleonora Poignant (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2025
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Molly Noon (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2024
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Molly Noon (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Jonathan Pacey (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2022
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Molly Noon (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2023
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), MaryRuth Miller (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2024
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Andrea Haines (soprano), Eleonore Cockerham (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Jonathan Pacey (bass)
- Voces8
- Recorded: 2019
- Recording Venue: Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge
Marcus Mumford, Edward Dwane, Benjamin Lovett, Winston Marshall:
Timshel (Arr. Clements for Vocal Ensemble)
Work length3:45
- Voces8, Andrea Haines (soprano), Molly Noon (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Jonathan Pacey (bass)
- Recorded: 2021
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Voces8, Andrea Haines (soprano), Emily Dickens (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Chris Wardle (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Sam Dressel (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Jonathan Pacey (bass), Robert Clark (bass)
- Recorded: 2016
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
- Voces8, Andrea Haines (soprano), Eleonora Poignant (soprano), Barnaby Smith (alto), Katie Jeffries-Harris (alto), Blake Morgan (tenor), Euan Williamson (tenor), Christopher Moore (bass), Dominic Carver (bass)
- Recorded: 2025
- Recording Venue: VOCES8 Centre, London
Awards and reviews
September 2025
It's impossible to not be impressed by the range and ambition, from Josquin to their first composerin-residence Ola Gjeilo, and well-crafted arrangements from folk to Bond themes. Several brand-new recordings as well, like the Elgar and 400th anniversary Gibbons, impeccably polished, even if occasionally there could be more room to breathe and taste the text.
