Chamber Music & Recitals

The Choralis Constantinus is one of the most important motet collections of the Renaissance period. Heinrich Isaac wrote it during 1508 to a commission from the chapter of Constance Cathedral. A large number of the total of 375 motets are now largely...

The Chorale Fantasy Alle Menschen m?ssen sterben op.52, 1 opens the last group of Reger's "symphonic" chorale fantasias. The piece in question is perhaps the most orchestral of them all and utilizes the bulk of all the instrumental registers on the organ...

The choral works of Durufl?, like his organ works, are small in number but beautifully crafted. Frequently written and rewritten until he was completely satisfied, he was a composer who rethought and re-configured his music right up to the moment he had...

The choral versions of "La mort d'Oph?lie" and "Sara la baigneuse" may be relative rarities on record but both are vintage Berlioz. These short and striking pieces should be much better known. They are paired here with a terri?c account of the Symphonie...

The Choral Scholars of University College Dublin and Artistic Director Desmond Earley follow up their debut release with a programme of new choral music inspired by the evocative imagery of the natural world in traditional Irish and Scottish folksong and...

The Choral Scholars is an internationally acclaimed chamber choir of gifted student singers led by founding Artistic Director, Dr. Desmond Earley, based at University College Dublin College of Arts & Humanities. Scholars come from various academic...

The choral music of the young Latvian composer Erik's Esenvalds is steadily gaining appreciation across the world. The works on this new album owe their genesis to commissions from the United States, England and northern Europe and encompass ethereal...

The choral music of Galina Grigorjeva - born in Simferopol in Ukraine in 1962 and based in Tallinn, in Estonia, since 1994 - is deeply rooted in the traditions of the Orthodox Church and in ancient Russian and Slavonic folklore. Although clearly by a...

The choral masses of American composer Arnold Rosner draw together elements of his style to present a very distinctive result. The Renaissance polyphony cantus firmus mass tradition comes together with the big-boned fervor of 20th century neo-romanticism...

The Choir of the West is the premier choral ensemble of the Department of Music at Pacific Lutheran University, located in Tacoma, Washington. The choir was founded in 1926, and was the third Lutheran college choir to tour extensively throughout the...

The Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford explore the works of choral music icon Herbert Howells, in an album that sets his works alongside pieces that his music inspired and influenced (such as Nico Muhly's Like as the hart for choir, solo violin and...

The Choir of St. George's Chapel, world famous through it's royal patronage, is one of this country's foremost vocal ensembles, participating in daily services throughout the year at it's Windsor Castle home. This program collects a wide range of music...