My review of Andrea Gabrieli's Missa Pater Peccavi, in a fascinating 1 to a part performance is here.
An entrancing and convincing foray into Gabrieli’s sound-world … should be on everyone’s library shelves. ...
And my review of a recital disc from the trebles of St. Paul's Cathedral is here. Both reviews are on MusicWeb International.
Some superb singing from one of the finest groups of trebles in the UK ...
Tuesday, 6 March 2007
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