‘Decidedly convivial Handel from Convivium’ (Classic CD)

‘An excellent disc’ (Gramophone)

‘Unashamedly fine performances. The recorded sound and balance is masterful, and I can happily recommend this to Handelians (even if the music is by someone else) and chamber music fans alike. It's a real pleasure’ (Early Music Review)

‘Very engaging sonatas performed stylishly and with lively spirit by Convivium … well worth exploring’ (BBC Music Magazine)

‘Performed with style and an engagingly playful spirit by Convivium’ (Classic FM Magazine)

'[An] excellent Handel album, essentially as good as it gets in this repertoire' (Classic FM)» More

‘The music on this disc is consistently good; Hansson’s beginnings as an arranger of folk and popular song have helped him develop gifts as a writer of contemporary choral music that really does exert a grip … the musical processes are sophisticated but always easy to follow. Endless border is a compact, seven-minute marvel … Rupert Gough’s young choir make a glowing sound, recorded in an acoustic which gives them plenty of air but never clouds the detail’ (TheArtsDesk.com)

‘There's some lovely five-part canonic writing for women's voices in the Benedictus … the glowingly expressive Som när handen, the brightly rippling Salve regina and the mellifluous, resonantly multi-part Endless border are particularly impressive’ (BBC Music Magazine)

‘Hansson's music shows off the choir's strengths to great advantage … it is their confident and committed performance that warrants a recommendation from the objective listener’ (Gramophone)

‘This marvellous disc … not only pays tribute to the Swedish composer's fresh, melodic, choral writing but also to the uniformly excellent vocal ensemble at Royal Holloway under their inspirational director, Rupert Gough. On the basis of this disc, these performers are wholly inside Hansson's sonic world … highly recommended’ (Choir & Organ)

‘The best and most painstaking reconstruction of music from Shakespeare's theatres available on disc’ (Sydney Morning Herald)

‘Performances are uniformly superb and often enhanced by imaginative or comic touches. Full marks to Peter Holman and his team for this delightful entertainment’ (BBC Music Magazine)