Cloths of Heaven – Review by The Guardian
“Choral singing with real depth” ★★★★
5th March 2017
Cloths of Heaven – Review by The Guardian
“Choral singing with real depth” ★★★★
5th March 2017

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It’s not hard to find outstanding professional choral singing (we seem to be living through a golden age) so to stand out today a new choir has to have something else to offer in addition to perfect intonation and a clean, pure sound. SANSARA, while possessing these qualities in abundance, marks itself out by having no single conductor.
Instead, several individuals step out from the choir and direct according to their specialism, giving this impressive debut recording a real depth of insight. Careful narrative programming is also a plus, introducing us to several spectacular new pieces from Oliver Tarney, Marco Galvani and Malcolm Archer on a journey from darkness into light.
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It’s not hard to find outstanding professional choral singing (we seem to be living through a golden age) so to stand out today a new choir has to have something else to offer in addition to perfect intonation and a clean, pure sound. SANSARA, while possessing these qualities in abundance, marks itself out by having no single conductor.
Instead, several individuals step out from the choir and direct according to their specialism, giving this impressive debut recording a real depth of insight. Careful narrative programming is also a plus, introducing us to several spectacular new pieces from Oliver Tarney, Marco Galvani and Malcolm Archer on a journey from darkness into light.
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