Stone Records was formed in 2008 to produce high quality classical CDs with a broad appeal. In a short space of time the label has received critical acclaim for its initial releases and embarked upon a number of ambitious and successful projects. With many further discs already in the pipeline, we are looking forward to making more interesting and inspiring music in the future.
Destination Paris :: Stone Records, Independent Classical Music
Stone Records was formed in 2008 to produce high quality classical CDs with a broad appeal. In a short space of time the label has received critical acclaim for its initial releases and embarked upon a number of ambitious and successful projects. With many further discs already in the pipeline, we a...
Fantasy :: Stone Records, Independent Classical Music
Stone Records was formed in 2008 to produce high quality classical CDs with a broad appeal. In a short space of time the label has received critical acclaim for its initial releases and embarked upon a number of ambitious and successful projects. With many further discs already in the pipeline, we a...
The debut CD from Somerville College, Oxford, performing the much-loved Duruflé Requiem and the première recording of Milford's Mass for five voices
Related Artists: Christine Rice, Mark Stone, Guy Johnston, Tristan Mitchard, The Choir of Somerville College, David Crown, Maurice Duruflé, Robin Milford
Catalogue No: 5060192780208
Crown and his students can be proud of their accomplishment. They have managed to convey the mystery and the majesty of Duruflé’s masterpiece. Organist Tristan Mitchard is up to his considerable task; remember that Duruflé was a celebrated virtuoso. The soloists are, as desired, fine. I applaud the choir for its spirit. (Fanfare)
Durufle's Requiem and Milford's Mass for Five Voices were written in the same post-war period, but are, of course, very different. But heard together, we can appreciate the humanity they have in common. This recording is a milestone for Milford, but also a showcase for the Oxford college choir tradition, created afresh by the Somerville College Choir. It seems odd to call a CD of Masses a hit", but this one is!" (Classical Iconoclast)
This disc is most valuable for the Milford, which should be investigated by all lovers of English liturgical music - but by others too. TheDurufle is given a nicely recessed performance which brings out all its charm and devotion. (Musicweb International)