My review of the new disc of Mendelssohn Sacred Music from St. John's College, Cambridge is here on Music Web International.
If the repertoire on this disc appeals, you won’t go far wrong. Impressive …
there is something quite thrilling, hearing the trebles singing Mendelssohn’
s lovely vocal lines. ...
Wednesday, 14 June 2006
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