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Murder in the Dark: light, shadow, movement and music illuminate the Passion of Christ.
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Never mind the Hallelujah chorus; there are plenty of sublime examples in classical music.
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I Fagiolini may be called “The Little Beans” in Italian, but they make a big, beautiful choral sound.
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Pope Benedict XVI to admit the 12th-century mystic and composer as Doctor of the Church.
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Choir guru Paul Hillier has created a Christmas album worth listening to all year round.
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The Sixteen are alert to every expressive possibility while maintaining a warm, glowing sound throughout this marvellous disc of contemporary sacred music.
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The Sixteen combine passion and precision in the first volume of their monumental Palestrina series.
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Sensitive and robust choral performances in the best English tradition take this music to exalted heights.
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If, as an opera composer, Gounod has faded, on the evidence contained in this excellent CD his religious music warrants reappraisal.
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The dreadful acoustic of this recording takes much of the polish off otherwise promising choral performances.
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Baroque and beyond: Lawrence revels in the heart-stopping magnificence of this Melbourne organ.
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Supersized Renaissance splendour: Striggio and Tallis take choral forces to the max in their 40-part motets.
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Anna Netrebko's ardency and lustrous, expansive sound are hard to resist.
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Stuart Maunder: “There is nothing worse than having to explain a joke.”
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The Cardinall’s Musick take a more supple, refreshing approach to the oft-recorded Allegri Miserere.
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Paul Dyer talks to Limelight about his upcoming debut with WASO and the art of performing Baroque repertoire with a modern orchestra.
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Premier Kristina Keneally and Arts Minister Virginia Judge confirm a major arts facelift for Parramatta’s controversial development site.
