My review of a re-issue of Pro Cantione Antiqua's recording of Palestrina including the Missa Papae Marcelli is here.
The performers wear their learning lightly and never has musical archaeology been produced with such intelligence ...
And another re-issue, the Harnoncourt/Dieskau recording of Handel's Saul is reviewed here.
For Harnoncourt and Fischer-Dieskau admirers only ...
Finally first recording of Carl Rutti's Requiem is reviewed here. All three reviews on MusicWeb International.
Approachable, beautiful contemporary sacred music ...
Friday, 26 February 2010
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