British Church Composer Series
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The Ferdinand Consort produce a remarkably pure, pristine tone with excellent clarity of diction, crystalline energy and expressive bloom. These performances are an excellent representation... —
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 7
Music of Noel Rawsthorne
Richard Moorhouse (organ)
The Collegiate Singers, Andrew Millinge
Recommended highly for those interested in Anglican Church Music —
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 9
Music of Herbert Sumsion
David Leigh (organ)
The Ecclesium Choir, Philip Stopford
the singing of the 16 member Ecclesium Choir is very fine and the recording quality is excellent.This release gives us, I believe the best compilation of Sumsion's music available on one CD. —
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 1
Music of John Sanders
Francesca Massey, Thomas Hewitt Jones (organ)
Choir of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, Geoffrey Webber
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 3
Music of John Stainer
Carleton Etherington (organ)
The Choir of the Abbey School, Tewkesbury, Benjamin Nicholas
I can see this recording being popular and deservedly so —
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 5
Music of Percy C. Buck
David Bednall (organ)
The Sheldon Consort Gough/Bednall, Rupert Gough
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 10
Music of Richard Shephard
Stephen Hamill, Richard Campbell (organ)
The Ecclesium Choir
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 6
Music of Basil Harwood
Jane Watts (organ)
The Vivace Singers, Adrian Partington
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 8
Music of Richard Lloyd
Ian Shaw (organ)
The Bede Singers, David Hill
Again and again Lloyd dispalys his remarkable ability to shape the larger structure of a piece to a brilliant and moving climax, then back off for a quiet, reflective conclusion. The Bede Singers,... —
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British Church Composer Series Vol. 2
Music of Philip Stopford
Timothy Noon (organ)
The Ecclesium Choir, Philip Stopford
from the first word I was riveted. I listened to the whole CD at one sitting and travelled the gamut of emotions, to the extent that not only did one track reduce me to tears, but I was an emotional... —
