Early Choral Gems

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	"Beautiful rendition of Frye & contemporaries shaping music across 15th C Europe"

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	"Ancient & pure choral compositions by a remarkable woman"

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	"Radical English composer from 600 years ago who had "secret knowledge of the stars""

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	"The Clerks' Group take us to the heart of Medieval France"

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	"Another French set of masterpieces with more intimate feel"

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	"Devotional music strikingly bordering on dissonance at times"

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	"Marvel at Renaissance Spanish polyphony at its peak"

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	"Complex polyphonic arrangements for deceptively small groups at the time of the Reformation"

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	"Remarkably neglected Italian composer who deserves to be noted alongside his predecessor, Josquin"

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	"Influential Flemish innovator who pathed the way for 16th C polyphony"

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	"Under-appreciated Elizabethan Church music with moving lightness of touch"

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	"Soaring voices resonate with beauty & power - a Tudor masterpiece"

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	"Spem in Alium with its repetitive rhythm & occasional crescendos virtually invents cyclical ambience"

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	"Rare secular works from the 14th C including celebrations of earthly love - ooh - er!"

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	"Dark early polyphony with perfect sound"

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	"Perhaps finest Clerks' Group CD - a mass based on a Frye song with 5 moving motets"

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	"Bargain set of Easter devotional music from a giant of French Renaissance"

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	"Late 12C Notre Dame's 2 finest composers in atmospheric acoustic"

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	"The Winchester choir present some of England's greatest Tudor devotional music"

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	"The less-celebrated Cardinall's Musick sing all 5 Fayrfax masses in bargain collection"

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	"Feast on this food for the soul!"

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	"Unmissable bargain"

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	"Revisionists carp at this Kings recording but this is exquisite Miserere with Palestrina's Stabat Mater that created awe in the Vatican"

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	"Imagine a world where priests hid in holes & risked their lives to provide the mass for which this beautiful music was written"

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	"Another neglected Flemish genius sung with great feeling by Henry's Eight"