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Scattered Rhymes cover
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MACHAUT / O'REGAN / DUFAY / BRYARS
Scattered Rhymes
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Paul Hillier (director), Orlando Consort
 [ Harmonia Mundi / SACD - released 23/Jun/2008 ]
"This collection has actually been programmed with considerable care...with the acoustic of the recording venue effectively becoming an additional element in the performance." (Choral & Song Recording of the Month BBC Music June 2008)
Busnois - Missa O Crux lignum, Motets, Chansons cover
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Orlando Consort
Busnois - Missa O Crux lignum, Motets, Chansons
 [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 25/Feb/2005 ]
"The Orlando Consort functions on a consistently high level both in programming and in execution... this group quickly came to match the excellence of the best male vocal ensembles anywhere, not just in England." - Fanfare
The Call of the Phoenix: rare 15th Century Church music (music of Dunstaple; Frye; Plummer; Anonymous) cover
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ANONYMOUS
The Call of the Phoenix: rare 15th Century Church music (music of Dunstaple; Frye; Plummer; Anonymous)
Orlando Consort
 [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 12/Dec/2002 ]
"This forthright style of the Orlando Consort is accompanied by immaculate tuning, rhythmic concision and clear articulation of the text." BBC Music Magazine ( Dec 2002) Performance FIVE STARS - GRAMOPHONE AWARD WINNER 2003 - Early Music
Food, Wine & Song - Music and Feasting in Renaissance Europe cover
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Orlando Consort
Food, Wine & Song - Music and Feasting in Renaissance Europe
 [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 9/Dec/2001 ]
Editor's Choice. Gramophone Magazine January 2002
The Toledo Summit cover
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Orlando Consort
The Toledo Summit
 [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 1/Dec/2003 ]
" This glorious, ancient music, expertly sung and ideally recorded, provides a happy respite in a world that in certain critical areas (except for those lip-synching, hyper-processed, tonally challenged pop stars) hasn't really changed much in 500...
Extempore II: A modern Mass for the Feast of St Michael based on the medieval melody L'homme arme cover
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The Orlando Consort / Perfect Houseplants
Extempore II: A modern Mass for the Feast of St Michael based on the medieval melody L'homme arme
 [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 3/Jul/2003 ]
The Orlando Consort and Perfect Houseplants reunite for their second intriguing collaboration—a fascinating blend of medieval polyphony, composed jazz, and improvisation
Medieval Christmas: 10th to 16th-century secular & liturgical music for feast days cover
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TRADITIONAL
Medieval Christmas: 10th to 16th-century secular & liturgical music for feast days
The Orlando Consort
 [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 12/Dec/2011 ]
"As we've come to expect, the singing is first-rate--vibrant, impeccably tuned, and with a strong rhythmic vitality, supported by ideal sound. And although it will be the rare listener who recognizes any of these works, that actually is a good thing:...
The Rose, the Lily & the Whortleberry cover
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ANONYMOUS / DOMINIQUE PHINOT / ANTOINE BRUMEL / JOHANNES LUPI / WALTER FRYE / etc
The Rose, the Lily & the Whortleberry
The Orlando Consort
 [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 5/Feb/2006 ]
“The Orlando Consort and Harmonia Mundi have delivered another inspired, enlightening, and entertaining project, first-class from cover to cover and from first note to last”. (classicstoday.com)