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the singing is generally great – you can detect a very slight rough edge to the boys’ sound which is exactly as it should be – this is a childrens’ choir. — The Arts Desk, 10th December 2011 More…

The ‘reconstitution’ of Tallis Libera nos as a brief choral work is very effective and the inclusion of the rich music of the 17th-century recusant Peerson is a welcome revelation… The singing... — Early Music Review, December 2013 More…

I prefer them to Cambridge’s King’s College Choir, who sound as if they are trying to be angels, while this Latvian choir resounds from the bottom upwards and does sound much more like an anxious... — BBC Music Magazine, February 2021, 5 out of 5 stars (Performance) / 4 out of 5 stars (Recording) More…

Few sopranos sing bel canto with the natural beauty she supplies. — BBC Music Magazine, September 2006 More…

One doesn’t often find Thomas Tallis, Edward Elgar and John Tavener sandwiching Massive Attack, but the lovely Teardrop works astonishingly well in this mixed programme devoted to the concept... — Choir & Organ, May 2015, 4 out of 5 stars More…

a short ride in a fast machine...Can she do all this? Well, yes, and often rather well — Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2013 More…