‘All of the soloists deserve special mention for sensitive performances that are appropriately expressive and that add essential individual color … you must get to know this wonderful and very deserving composer’ (Classics Today)

‘Performances are sensitive and stylish in ways that we have come to expect from this group’ (BBC Music Magazine)

‘Robert King and his period forces give performances it would be hard to beat’ (The Daily Telegraph)

‘Robert King with his King’s Consort and Choir directs performances both moving and exhilarating’ (The Guardian)

‘The performance is outstanding, capturing the startlingly original nature of the piece with singing and playing of such vitality and commitment’ (Fanfare, USA)

‘This CD of Robert King's stands high on the list of the best recordings of Zelenka's sacred music … for the characteristically exceptionally committed and supremely well-executed performances’ (Goldberg)

‘Constantly fascinating to listen to. Especially when performed as beautifully and with such evident care and affection as it is on Robert King’s new CD … Zelenka’s curious music could scarcely have better advocacy’ (Gramophone)

‘A really first-rate release’ (International Record Review)

‘Eloquently presented by King and his first-rate accomplices’ (Music Week)

'New release designed to make playing high-resolution surround more accessible to everyone. The Allegri is the standout on this disc in sonic terms, with its main choir set before us, and the soloists separated off in the surrounding acoustic, for a truly atmospheric effect that’s quite captivating' (Gramophone)

'It is 40 years since Peter Phillips founded The Tallis Scholars, and perhaps appropriate that they have chosen to move into the 'new' technology of Blu-ray audio by re-releasing the most celebrated piece of their repertoire, Allegri's Miserere. Dan Morgan's review describes this as a resounding success, and a landmark. Enough said' (MusicWeb International)

‘If your library is in need of some early keyboard works then you need look no further. Without exception the performances are excellent. Highly recommended’ (www.musicteachers)