The Gesualdo Six explore different aspects of light and shade—musical evocations of dawn and dusk, the seasonal and the sacred—by composers from Saint Hildegard, writing in the twelfth century, to Owain Park in the twenty-first. The participation of trumpeter Matilda Lloyd, whether soaring above or blending with the voices, makes this a G6 album like no other.
Matilda Lloyd is an exclusive artist of Chandos Records and appears here with their kind permission
‘Under Owain Park’s leadership and sonorous solitary bass voice (with the bonus of a stunning low A in Eleanor Daley’s Grandmother moon), the blend of voices is perfectly balanced and captured. ...
‘Wonderfully effective choral writing across four centuries, beautifully blended sound, the recordings as sonorous and radiant as the singing as they explore different shades of light in choral music ...
The Times
‘Wonderfully effective choral writing across four centuries, beautifully blended sound, the recordings as sonorous and radiant as the singing as they explore different shades of light in choral music ...
The Times