Tag: Choir of Trinity College Cambridge
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Hymns from Cambridge
In 1982, Trinity College Cambridge admitted women for the first time – and Richard Marlow broke with centuries of all-male singer tradition and re-established the Choir of Trinity College Cambridge as a mixed ensemble of men and women. The ensemble quickly secured a recording contract with Conifer Classics (now a part of Sony-BMG Classics) and…
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Benjamin Britten: Choral Music
Together for the first time – critically acclaimed recordings of Benjamin Britten’s unaccompanied choral music, remastered by Paul Arden-Taylor.
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Classics for Choir
“The choir of Trinity College, Cambridge under Richard Marlow add substantially to their reputation … strong in rhythm as in full-bodied tone … skilful in shaping, secure in intonation, sensitive in balance.” (Gramophone) “Marlow gets good results from his singers; anthems are eloquently done and beautifully recorded.” (Penguin Guide)
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JS Bach: The Six Motets, BWV 225-230
“I have little but praise for the accomplished singing on this disc. Trinity College Choir consist not of boys’ voices at the top but of girls’ … Marlow articulates the music so coherently that he neatly side-steps any impression of aimlessness … . carefully graduated dynamics, close attention to the meaning and spirit of the…
