“The 26 voices, all choral scholars, and instrumentalists perform this relatively little-known but engaging repertoire with unanimity and consummate skill. Rupert Gough directs with sensitivity and authority.”
“From the joyful album title track right through to the final Texture of Creation, we experience vital, tonal sacred works.” ★★★★★
“An hour-long journey which ought to interest anyone looking for Holy Week inspiration” ★★★★★
“Rupert Gough sculpts glowing vocal harmonies to emphasise the work's stress on light rather than darkness” ★★★★
“Dan Locklair’s is a highly personal Requiem, dedicated to his parents and clearly evolved over many years” ★★★★
Shirley Ratcliffe is a reviewer for Choir & Organ.
Helen Cocks is a writer for Choir & Organ.
Clare Stevens is a reviewer for Choir & Organ.
Douglas Hollick is a reviewer for Choir & Organ.
Rupert Gough is a reviewer for Choir & Organ.
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