Convivium Records

Difficult music that requires serious listening. Superb performances and recording [WH]

Twenty-one new songs by a diverse selection of British composers [JW]

A new requiem with a difference, superbly sung [DHa]

Magdalen’s Eule organ: a monument to musical continuity and change [JF]

English folksong arrangements, beautifully recorded and performed [EJW]

This pleasant setting may interest choirs looking for a new(ish) work [EJW]

A fascinating recital exploring the scope of the fantasia genre [DHa]

The first recording of a Renaissance mass setting and new works by women composers in a well sung recital [DHa]

An interesting and well-planned programme superbly performed and sympathetically recorded [NB]

An enjoyable disc of choral music by an English composer of whom we will surely hear more [GPu]

A Warlock obscurity rescued from LP oblivion in handsome style [JW]

Thoroughly tonal and thoroughly enjoyable [DJB]

Peerless playing, crystal clear [SA]

A wondrous document, worth repeated playing [SA]

Dappled watercolours from a minor British chamber composer [JW]

Dedicated performances of attractive if not ultimately compelling music [NB]

A somewhat flawed recital from a remarkable young singer with real potential [MSt]

A very good recording of Matthew Coleridge’s beautiful Requiem [JQ]

Very touching – anyone with an inclination for the intimate format should definitely lend an ear to this [GF]

An excellent first recording of an attractive recent work by Jonathan Dove [JQ]

A clever conjoining of British song-writing contemporaries [JW]