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Allegri: Miserere; Masses & MotetsSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Gregorio Allegri deserves better than for his reputation to rest on just one piece. Alongside his iconic Miserere, which never fails to cast its spell on listeners, the Choir of Kings College London presents premiere recordings of two of his five surviving masses, richly wrought with consummate skill in Palestrinas prima prattica, and of their originating motets. These radiant performances shed new light on a much

with Phillips’ love of polyphony complemented by Nicholas’s flair and commitment in some of the twentieth century’s major choral works

drawing on archaic techniques and complex ornemantation to create a soundworld that seems to blend renaissance counterpoint with Middle Eastern cantillation

She is aided by Delphian's gloriously rich sound

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and a firm bass lead from Christopher Borrett set Sheppard's Ave maris stella purposefully in motion

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their performances capture the full gamut of nocturnal emotions

well done Delphian Records and Scots duo Susan Hamilton and John Cameron

read by the author Sinéad Morrissey

Rachel Mahon has done Canadian organ music and Delphian Records proud in this memorable issue

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Intelligently planned and superbly executed it can be recommended most warmly to all choral music collectors who have an enquiring ear

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