'Under their new director Roger Sayer the choir is obviously on strong form. For this disc, the numbers are clearly stronger than on an ordinary service day, with 17 trebles, 9 altos, 9 tenors and 8 basses and they make a goodly noise. The disc is worth acquiring for Nico Muhly's new work, but the surrounding pieces do not disappoint, particularly Walton's The Twelve which is not exactly common on disc' (Planet Hugill)

‘Fascinating’ (CDReview)

‘It is difficult to imagine more lucid or elegant performances. In a very short time, The Binchois Consort have established themselves as one of the very finest ensembles in the field’ (Gramophone)

‘Excellent. It is a perfect example of that all-too-rare marriage of first-rate scholarship and high-quality musicianship’ (The Daily Telegraph)

‘A very fine disc. Another first-rate disc from Andrew Kirkman: this is a must’ (International Record Review)

‘There is so much to relish and to delight’ (Gramophone)

'Poco compactos de música antigua se pueden encontrar tan exquisitos como éste' (CD Compact, Spain)

‘A very attractive and more-ish recording. Highly recommended’ (Gramophone)

«Comme ce CD porte bien son titre!» (Compact, France)

'Even if you own the classic Virgin disc, this new version is a must-buy' (The Sunday Times)

'Never less than enthralling' (The Independent)

'McCreesh's new take on his classic recording is a triumph … highly recommended to both first- and second-time buyers, and on track to inspire yet another generation' (International Record Review)