Divine Art
Records

Over 30 Years of Classical Excellence. Your Listening Journey Starts Here!

Explore

Divine Art
Records

Over 30 Years of Classical Excellence. Your Listening Journey Starts Here!

Explore

Divine Art
Records

Over 30 Years of Classical Excellence. Your Listening Journey Starts Here!

Explore

Divine Art
Records

Over 30 Years of Classical Excellence. Your Listening Journey Starts Here!

Explore

Divine Art
Records

Over 30 Years of Classical Excellence. Your Listening Journey Starts Here!

Explore

Divine Art
Records

Over 30 Years of Classical Excellence. Your Listening Journey Starts Here!

Explore

Divine Art
Records

Over 30 Years of Classical Excellence. Your Listening Journey Starts Here!

Explore
  • Talbot’s 70-minute musical span fully embraces the poem’s trajectory…and explores the many possibilities it opens up in the vocal writing, with the addition of a marimba, superbly played by Thomas Burritt. The professional chamber choir of Conspirare under artistic director Craig Hella Johnson clearly relish the challenges set by Talbot: it gives a fine account of an intricate score
    Read More Conspirare Choir & Organ Review
  • Throughout, Üleoja and his forces, especially the excellent Estonian National Male Choir, reveal the message of Tubin’s settings with skill and commitment. The CD is an excellent introduction for anyone wanting to get to know this composer’s work.
    Read More Tubin Choir & Organ Review
  • Don Quixote sounds reborn in this Varga arrangement…Often the sound the six generate is so robust, it suggests the playing of a much larger ensemble…landmark statement.
    Read More Made in Germany Textura Review
  • Between the intimacy of the miniatures and the solemnity of the Requiem, the programme reveals the expressive breadth of Tubin’s writing and his affinity with Estonian poetry. The sung word thus acquires a power that encompasses both the most inward contemplation and the denunciation of human devastation.
    Read More Tubin Sonograma Review
  • Talbot’s engagement with the text is palpable. At the most obvious level, he seems to have crept inside the Spanish language, which bears down on his music in ways obvious and not so much…
    Read More Piedra de sol Gramophone Review
  • Requiem for Fallen Soldiers…is a piece of stature and eloquence. The Estonian choir is excellent under conductor Mikk Üleoja, the acoustic well chosen for these forces.
    Read More Tubin BBC Music Magazine Review
  • Conspirare…is…excellent…overall the choir sings splendidly. Particularly striking is how successfully conductor Craig Hella Johnson balances Talbot’s multiple layerings of texture, achieving clarity of contour…
    Read More Piedra de sol BBC Music Magazine Review
  • Classical music lovers and listeners searching for…music with an intellectual edge will appreciate Palimpsest. On all tracks, Hao’s accurate execution of local details allows him to build up nice contrasts at larger scales, such as the breathtaking moves from dark drama to floating, light tones
    Read More Palimpsest AllMusic Review