11 Nov Welcome to Simon Whiteley, our new baritone
It's goodbye to dear Larry (Stephen Charlesworth) who has now officially retired from Gothic Voices (but watch out for guest appearances...
It's goodbye to dear Larry (Stephen Charlesworth) who has now officially retired from Gothic Voices (but watch out for guest appearances...
Echoes of an Old Hall is Gramophone Editor's Choice this month. We're thrilled that our new recording is being so well received...
More coverage of Echoes of an Old Hall from Hannah French, including an amazing 5 part Gloria by Pycard, dating from around 1400. It's about 27 minutes in. Listen again. ...
Some lovely comments from Andrew McGregor about 'Echoes of an Old Hall', the recent CD release from Gothic Voices with Linn Records, on Record Review on Saturday. It's about 1 hr 28 mins in. Listen again ...
Great news, our new Echoes of an Old Hall CD has moved up this week from number 22 to number 11 in the Specialist Classical Music Chart. ...
"The performance is splendid with not a hint of Gothic Voices handling the music with kid gloves. They really let rip." Music Web International Echoes of an Old HallMusic from the Old Hall ManuscriptGothic Voicesrec. 27-30 October 2018, Boxgrove Priory, Chichester, UKTexts and translations includedReviewed as...
RELEASE JUNE 2021 CKD644 GOTHIC VOICES ECHOES OF AN OLD HALL Gothic Voices’ eagerly awaited new album features music from The Old Hall Manuscript: a wonderful collection of classy compositions from late fourteenth- to early fifteenth-century England. It embodies the English ‘flavour’ of music of the time, with...
GRAMOPHONE - January 2020 It seems extraordinary that this should be Gothic Voices’ first Christmas-themed album; nevertheless, it has been worth the wait to hear these well-known works performed by this ensemble. Choosing music for the Advent and Christmas season, including the Feast of the Annunciation...
The Sunday Times...
On the eve of its fortieth anniversary, the British vocal quartet, founded by the medieval tenor Julian Podger, reminds us that the repertoire of medieval music is not limited to Hildegarde von Bingen. With Nowell synge we bothe al and som, reconstruction of an imaginary Christmas...