Clerkes of Oxenford/ David Wulstan - The Clerkes of Oxenford - Debut: the Originals"This pioneering choir under David Wulstan demonstrated a new way of performance and inspired a new generation of world class choir directors. It's use of vibrato less, high women's voices, one to a part scoring, and above all it's strict approach to tempo, set the standard for most recordings since." 'It's very much the fruit of my time at Oxford and the influence of David Wulstan and Bernard Rose.' (Harry Christophers) 'Under the direction of

Rolling Stone said the album turned "that pivotal moment in rock history upside down but still retained it's stunning creative juice

Oh who are we kidding

1-Les Mille Et Une Nuits

Three years since their last album proper

he has recorded both the composer's piano concertos

was one of the first recordings to expose his rare genius to the world

An opéra-comique by an Italian composer

Ton Koopman - Batalha: Iberian Organ Music

In Italian with English subtitles

well before he masterminded the rise of Duane Eddy

We continue our popular and successful series devoted to the biggest chart records of each calendar year in the early chart era as we focus on 1944

whose disassociation with the world is so severe that she seems to be fading away as the sentimental