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4.0 out of 5 stars
Sounds from Exile,
By Guntram (PR,Brazil) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Peter Philips: Cantiones Sacrae Quinis Vocibus (Audio CD)
Peter Philips was an unusual inspired catholic composer in thesixteenth-century protestant England.Because of his religious convictions,he chose to live in exile on Rome,then Belgium. This recording is a fine Philips' beauties showcaise;all motets here reveals originality,emotionality and striking instances of counterpoint.I feel a very inspired performance by Peter Walls and the Tudor Consort in spite of few inaccurate tuning("Salve, Salutaris Victima",for instance)and a formidable CD engineering by Roy Carr(one of the best "choral"I ever heard)on Erskine Chapel,New Zealand.I would like to mark five stars(translucent CD sound,a sensitive conductor,repertoire selection).This is an admirable recording;however female voices quivering tuning is an inconvenience;the only fault here.
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