Resonus Classics

there is a fair degree of sentimentality and sugariness – and why not? This is a Christmas album after all, and Americans are not known for their seasonal restraint. Paul Gameson always keeps... — The Arts Desk, 3rd December 2022 More…

This delectable recording makes a splendid case, if it were needed, for their worth. These four singers complement one another and blend effortlessly, seeming to share some crucial qualities:... — BBC Music Magazine, November 2021, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Where this light-toned, unassuming sextet delivers is in the strongest material: the agonies of both settings of When David heard (by Tomkins and Gibbons) and the obsessional fervour of Tallis's... — BBC Music Magazine, October 2015, 3 out of 5 stars More…

No stranger to generous acoustics. [Scott] makes some surprising choices in this disc, sometimes using the acoustic to glorious rhetorical effect, sometimes using the acoustic to glorious rhetorical... — BBC Music Magazine, August 2015, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Compared with Monteverdi’s lavish 1610 vespers, Freddi’s resources are modest…, yet the music is remarkably varied – here rapt and contemplative, there extravagantly virtuosic. The six soloists... — BBC Music Magazine, December 2019, 5 out of 5 stars More…

The disc is full of sensitively balanced, expressive performance, most of them sung unaccompanied…A jazzed-up God rest you merry, gentlemen and a chittering Jingle Bells bring fun into the equation,... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2017, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Ferris encourages his singers to generate a rich, robust texture, abundant in vibrant colour and undoubted excitement. That’s not to say it’s a free-for-all shout. Flexibility is matched by... — The Guardian, 10th March 2018 More…