My review of a disc of Penalosa masses from Westminster Cathedral Choir, under James O'Donnell (recorded in 1992) is here.
Vibrant and involving performances. This disc is
intensely seductive.
And my review of a disc of Haydn masses from Naxos is here. Both reviews are on MusicWeb International.
A fine disc
particularly the wonderfully joyous account of the
HarmonieMesse.
Sunday 23 October 2011
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