This recording from Gothic Voices and Christopher Page - acknowledged as one of the finest performances of medieval music of the last twenty years - follows their many Gramophone Award-winning albums and celebrates the anonymous English composers of the fourteenth century.

The combination of Page’s tremendous scholarship, the simple beauty of the singing and the extraordinary freshness of the music is irresistible.

Contents:
1. Ab ora summa nuncius
2. Inter usitata/Inter tot et tales
3. Vexilla regni prodeunt
4. Singularis laudis digna
5. Dulcia dona redemptoris
6. Summum regem honoremus
7. Omnis terra/Habenti dabitur
8. Copiose caritatis
9. Missus Gabriel de celis
10. Pura, placens/Parfundement plure
11. Letetur celi curia
12. Salve regina
13. Jesu fili virginis
14. Jesu fili/Jesu lumen/Jesu Fili Virginis
15. Sospitati dat egrotos
16. Exultemus et letemur
17. Stella maris illustrans omnia
18. Venit dilectus meus
19. Pange lingua
20. O sponsa Dei electa
21. Generosa Jesse plantula
22. Musicorum collegio/In templo Dei

‘Another fascinating exploration of music from the ever-questing and imaginative Christopher Page and his Gothic Voices. There is nothing here that fails to compel. A very attractive prospect for even the most reluctant medieval explorer’ - Classic CD

‘One’s ear is instantly captivated … this disc comes with unhesitating recommendation, and not only for those to whom medieval music is already a familiar delight. The combination of scholarship and musicianship brought to bear by Page and his singers is wholly admirable; in particular, the ease and grace with which Gothic Voices negotiate the sometimes angular textures of their repertoire is a source of fascination and wonder’ - Gramophone Early Music

‘There is remarkable beauty in these varied pieces, beauty that is brought out in the superb singing of this ensemble. This is an example of a totally perfect release’ - American Record Guide

[from CDA67098]