Parry

Organ and choir share equal billing in a varied programme of choral music [WH]

A splendid debut commercial recording of a work that deserves to be better known than as just a historical curiosity [NC]

A discerningly chosen programme given accomplished performances [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Craftsmanship that is quite incredible … remarkable control … a masterful, spirited and dynamic touch [EML]

A fine representative collection; no more rustic accents, please [JW]

Lovers of English song should not hesitate: acquire this disc and gatecrash Uncle Ralph’s musical party [JQ]

Another transfer of the 1938 Serenade to Music and miscellaneous songs from the 16 singers [JW]

A timely and enjoyable celebration of music for royal occasions [WH]

This important historical document must be judged on its own terms [JF]

A delight from start to finish – Carolyn Sampson is on effervescent form [JQ]

(Déjà Review) The reappearance on CD of these performances is a cause for great celebration [JQ]

Highly-successful performances of Parry’s largely forgotten piano music [JF]

This well-chosen programme is more interesting and varied than many similar showcase discs [NB]

The pianist assimilates Parry’s earlier influences with his personal skill to create a satisfying whole [JF]

Admirers of music for Military Band and its performing traditions will enjoy this diverse programme [NB]

A splendid start to a Parry pianistic odyssey [JW]

This release will be self-recommending – and rightly so – to admirers of Parry [JQ]

Parry’s Wagnerian dilemmas encountered in this premiere recording [JW]