Choral Evensong from Tewkesbury Abbey Graeme McNaught not least the limpidly precise

not least the limpidly precise pianism of Mary Dullea and soulful clarinet-playing of Robert Plane

that witnessed a perceptible shift in style from exploratory introspection to emotive insight and confident linguistic maturity

The National Youth Choir of Great Britain’s massed voices shed dazzling light on its programme of polychoral works from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

organ and cello are artfully phrased

Choral Evensong from Tewkesbury Abbey Graeme McNaught not least the limpidly preciseSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO For thirty two years the Abbey School Choir sang daily evensong in Tewkesbury Abbey. Capturing one of their final services, this recording offers a treasurable memento of a uniquely English Office, complete with lessons and prayers. Reborn as Tewkesbury Abbey Schola Cantorum, the choir was immediately signed by Delphian, and thus this is both a swansong and a recording debut. "Sung with real passion and conviction