TOMKINS; THOMAS

Tomkins keyboard works/Cerasi

David Vernier

The sound of plucked-string keyboard instruments, overtone-rich and complex, sometimes brilliant but rarely imposing, is one of the more distinctive and delightful artifacts of the

THOMAS TOMKINS–CHORAL AND ORGAN WORKS

David Vernier

There is some very beautiful singing on this CD, undoubtedly inspired by Thomas Tomkins’ magnificent–and woefully underrecorded–church music, but also due to the skill and

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TOMKINS; THOMAS

Tomkins keyboard works/Cerasi

THOMAS TOMKINS–CHORAL AND ORGAN WORKS

Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 6/Elgar: Enigma/Davis

Vaughan Williams: Mass in G minor, etc./Clare College

Berio’s Sinfonia Becomes Basic Rep on Ondine

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