Joseph Bodin de Boismortier: Six Sonates, Op. 51 classical Scott makes full use of

Scott makes full use of the impressive resources of this much-lauded New York choir to transport the listener right to the very heart of this atmospheric and deeply powerful music

the stunning but rarely-heard Octet by Howard Ferguson and the world premiere recording of Charles Wood's 1889 Septet

McDowall’s distinct choral voice shines through

84 - a sensitive and expressive setting of 'The Flower' by George Herbert

In confronting these issues head-on

Joseph Bodin de Boismortier: Six Sonates, Op. 51 classical Scott makes full use ofElysium Ensemble Greg Dikmans (baroque flute) Lucinda Moon (baroque violin) Following on from their critically acclaimed Resonus debut of duets by Johann Joachim Quantz, the Elysium Ensemble have recorded an album of the Six Sonates, Op. 51, by French composer Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (1689 1755). The second in a series of releases based on research into historical performance practice sees Elysium principles Greg Dikmans (flute) and Lucinda Moon