Welcome to Hyperion Records, a British classical label devoted to presenting high-quality recordings of music of all styles and from all periods from the twelfth century to the twenty-first.
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| The London Oratory Schola Cantorum, Charles Cole (conductor)» More |
| The Cambridge Singers, Sir John Rutter (conductor)» More |
| Royal Holloway Choir, Rupert Gough (conductor)» More |
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| The King's Singers» More |
| Armonico Consort, Christopher Monks (conductor)» More |
| The Bevan Family Consort, Graham Ross (conductor)» More |
from notes by Bruno Turner © 1985
A Choral Tapestry' explores the rich vocal timbres of sacred vocal music spanning five centuries. Interweaving genres create an ethereal sonic tapestry that centres around the haunting beauty of William Byrd's Mass for Four Voices. The programme i ...» More |
Twenty-five tracks covering everything from contemporary choral gems and folk songs through to well-loved carols, all liberally coated in that special King's Singers magic.» More |
A typically off-piste programme—taking us from the solemnity of plainchant through to the present day—makes for a Christmas to remember, and all courtesy of the extended Bevan clan.» More |
Join Christopher Monks and his accomplished Armonico Consort for a traditional carol concert, seasoned favourites happily sharing the stage with some enterprising novelties.» More |
Choral music from the sixteenth-century, right up to the late-twentieth-century features on this beautiful eleven-track album, with stunning performances from The Choir of Royal Holloway.» More |
A celebration of Christmas across sixteenth-century Europe: Renaissance polyphony at its finest.» More |
John Rutter selects some of his favourite Christmas carols, old and new, from classic Cambridge Singers recordings, including several of his own arrangements and never-before-released gems, closing with Vaughan Williams’ majestic 'Fantasia on Chri ...» More |