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The Wise Men and the Star - A Christmas Collection
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Oct 03, 2025COR16215 -
Haydn: Syphonies Nos. 6, 7 & 8 (Le matin, Le midi, Le soir)
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Nov 28, 2025COR16214 -
Be Still, My Soul - Hymns from Magdalen
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Jun 06, 2025COR16213 -
1612 Italian Vespers
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May 02, 2025COR16212 -
Messiah Choruses
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Morales: L’homme arme Masses; Magnificat secundi toni
Orazio Benevoli: Missae Angelus Domini & Dum complerentur
Lead, Kindly Light
Arise my love - Music for the Break of Day
The Wise Men and the Star - A Christmas Collection
Haydn: Syphonies Nos. 6, 7 & 8 (Le matin, Le midi, Le soir)
Be Still, My Soul - Hymns from Magdalen
1612 Italian Vespers
Messiah Choruses
QUEEN OF HEAVEN
An Enduring Voice
Beethoven: Sonatas for Fortepiano & Violin / Watson, Ogata
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth, CORO Connections is delighted to present Ian Watson and Susanna Ogata’s acclaimed complete exploration of the Sonatas for Fortepiano and Violin in one stunning boxed-set edition. All 10 sonatas, performed exclusively on period instruments, from the epic ‘Kreutzer’ to the sublime ‘Spring’ feature in this four volume set. “The music's moody outbursts and vivacity come fully alive in elegant readings that are attentive to quicksilver changes in dynamics and articulation...the Sonata No. 4 in A minor is darkly played, their 'Kreutzer' Sonata brilliant and stormy.” (The New York Times) “There's something positively gleeful about the way the pair deliver the opening gambit of Op. 30 No. 3, and the same sonata's Haydnesque finale practically swings.” (Gramophone) “Their trim, alert reading of Op.24 arguably provides their most effective and expansive vehicle yet...it combines an appropriate sense of idiom with an abundance of vitality, sensitivity and insight, and furnishes Beethoven’s textures with a clarity rarely achieved.” (The Strad)
VENETIAN TREASURES: Caldara / Gabrieli / Monteverdi / Cavall
Voices of Thunder - Music for Choir & Organ / Williams, The Choir of Magdalen College at Oxford
Voices of Thunder features a range of spectacular choral pieces that showcase Magdalen College Chapel’s new Eule organ. Following on from Peace I Leave with You, this new album combines the sublime voices of The Choir of Magdalen College, Oxford, with the new and exciting sonorities of the Eule organ. The recording includes music from Joseph Haydn to Judith Weir, as well as Arvo Pärt’s atmospheric Beatitudes, Libby Larsen’s playful I Will Sing and Raise a Psalm, and Hubert Parry’s thunderous Blest Pair of Sirens. The Eule organ was built by Herman Eule Orgelbau of Bautzen in Germany and is the first Eule organ of its kind to have been built in the UK for almost 100 years.
REVIEW:
The installation of a new pipe organ, like any long-awaited new arrival, is always best marked with some kind of celebratory fanfare such as this splendid, generously filled disc. This disc is a triumph for the Magdalen musicians and an equally enjoyable experience from both choral and organ points of view.
— Gramophone
Benevoli: Missa Benevola
Stanford: Partsongs, Pastorals, and Folksongs / Christophers, The Sixteen
Recognizing the centenary of the Anglo-Irish composer Charles Villiers Stanford's death, this new album from The Sixteen includes a number of premiere recordings of his Irish Folksongs and Partsongs.
Stanford is celebrated both nationally and internationally as a composer of great diversity. He composed a substantial number of concert works, including seven symphonies, but he is best-remembered for his choral works. Stanford's writing for voices is exquisite and his imaginative storytelling is ever-present in his Irish Folksongs where he captures everything from fiery revenge to passionate love with equal effectiveness.
Stanford's dedication to the poetry of Mary Elizabeth Coleridge also stands out-he was drawn to the lyricism of her poetry and the imagery she conjures up-something that is clearly heard in his Opus 127 settings. Much of her poetry is marked by a sense of loss and change, nowhere better portrayed than in The Guest with its unsettling narrative.
HANDEL: Italian Cantatas
Handel, G.F.: Dixit Dominus / Steffani, A.: Stabat Mater
SIXTEEN (THE): a la Gloire de Dieu
MARTIN: Chansons
PURCELL: Love's Goddess Sure Was Blind
TEIXEIRA: Te Deum
Handel: Jephtha
TAVENER: Ikon of Light
