"The exquisite Gothic Voices built new music out of old" Book of Hours review – The Guardian - Louth Contemporary Music Society Kate Molleson Mon 25 Jun 2018 11.23 EDT Link to Guardian online A medieval Book of Hours was an intimate thing, personalised prayers decorated in gold leaf for the wealthy, or...
'What a pleasure, then, to be able to welcome this Dufay recording as matching all the qualities that made Gothic Voices absolute leaders in the field.' GOTHIC VOICES - THE DUFAY SPECTACLE 01 July 2018 Gramophone David Fallows Back in the 1990s, the highlight of my reviewing year was almost...
We've now got all our new pieces for our concert in Dundalk on 22 June. We're thrilled that all three of our composers will be there - Karen Tanaka from Japan, Michael Buckley from USA and Linda Buckley from Ireland. Ours should be a very...
A great review from Stretto ...
Our Dufay CD has received a 5 star review from All Music...
Great to receive a positive first review for our new release from the Sunday Times. It really is wonderful music. "That great 15th-century composer Guillaume Dufay is imagined here as guest of honour at a New Year’s Day wedding feast, a conceit allowing this survey wide...
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Our new programme for the Louth Contemporary Music Society is shaping up as we receive brand new pieces from various composers. Here are some details to whet your appetite...
Celebrating with Andrew Smith after the first performance of his wonderful new piece, ‘Et ecce terrae motus’, with the Oslo Domkor, conducted by Vivianne Sydnes, in the Oslo International Church Music Festival last Wednesday. Many thanks to Vivianne and the choir for a hugely enjoyable...
We're very excited about our new release, coming out on Linn Records in April...