Rodion Shchedrin - The Sealed Angel (DCD 34067)

‘This is a splendid disc of a multifaceted, many–layered, modern masterpiece.’ — Gramophone Editor’s Choice, June 2009

Michael Wise — sacred choral music (DCD 34041)

‘The performances are stylish, and even the soprano soloists sound like boy trebles.’ — Early Music Review, June 2008

William Turner — sacred choral works (DCD 34028)

‘The Choir of Gonville and Caius College is a fine choir, which is technically reliable and sings with flair and enthusiasm ... I recommend this disc without hesitation.’ — Music Web

More sweet to hear — organs and voices of Tudor England (OXCD 101)

“Caius College Choir under Geoffrey Webber is in excellent voice ... Nobody interested in 16th–century English music should be without this educational and ground–breaking CD” — Early Music Today

Charles Gounod — sacred choral works (CRC 2848)

A recording of the sacred choral music of Charles Gounod, including a version of the celebrated Bach/Gounod Ave Maria, arranged for soprano and violin.

All the ends of the earth — contemporary & medieval vocal music (SIGCD070)

‘I love this CD. The ear is constantly refreshed by changes of texture and colour... and the Choir sing with great aptness and musicality under Geoffrey Webber. It's a most refreshing release and one you'll enjoy listening to again and again.’ — BBC Radio 3

The music of John Sanders (PRCD 831)

‘The performances by the choir of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge under Geoffrey Webber are splendid. I recommend this CD with the greatest possible enthusiasm.’ — Music Web International: Recordings of the Year

Robin Holloway — Missa Caiensis (Dutton 7134)

‘Enthusiastic, dynamic, world-class performances’ — Classics Today

Rebecca Clarke — Complete choral music and vocal duets (ASV DCA 1135)

‘Geoffrey Webber's choir sings with greater passion than most of its Oxbridge rivals, an advantage in the case of Clarke's bold harmonies and sweeping melodies. Recommended.’ — Classic FM Magazine

Charles Wood — Anthems Volume 2 (PRCD 779)

‘The sound of the choir is an exact match for the music: well-blended, smooth and civilised.’ — BBC Music

Sacred Vocal Music from 18th–Century Switzerland: Meyer, Schmidlin, Bachofen, Walder (Guild GM CD 7248)

‘The world–class Gonville & Caius choir, as expected, gives full measure to these works.’ — Classics Today

Poulenc — Stabat Mater (and Litanies à la Vierge Noire) With the choirs of St John’s and Clare Colleges (DVD OA 0817D)

‘All three performances are excellent, and they are sensitively filmed.’ — Gramophone

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Charles Wood — Anthems Volume 1 (PRCD 754)

‘The Choir of Gonville and Caius sings with fresh tone, a clean style and reliable intonation. We look forward to Volume 2.’ — Gramophone

Leonardo Leo — Sacred Music (Miserere mei Deus & motets) (ASV GAU 226)

‘If you treasure excellent choral singing then you should not ignore this release. The performances of the choir are exceptional in their attention to dynamics, phrasing, precision of attack and textual enunciation. Highly recommended.’ — Fanfare Magazine USA

Zürich Arise! — Swiss Music from the Renaissance to the Baroque: Zwingli, Schmidlin, Bachofen, Walder (Guild GMCD 7175)

‘Performances are immaculate, with some lovely solo and ensemble singing.’ — Choir and Organ

Christ Ascended — Swiss 20th–Century Church Music by Müller–Zürich, Schaeuble, Schütter, Brunner, Scheel and Schoeck (Guild GMCD 7177)

‘Caius illuminates yet another overlooked musical byway.’ — Classic CD

J. S. Bach — St Mark Passion, edited and reconstructed by Andor Gomme with recitatives and turbae by Reinhard Keiser (ASV GAX 237)

‘Life has been breathed into a score which so easily could have been just a dry academic exercise; in short, this is a Passion with a soul. The choir of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, are in excellent voice, as is the refreshingly young solo team.’ — BBC Radio Three: CD Review

William Child — Sacred Music (O Lord God, the heathen, Evening Service for Four Means, O Lord, grant the King a long life, Gloria & Sanctus 8vv, etc.) (ASV GAU 182)

Gramophone Critics’ Choice

‘This undeservedly neglected repertoire … is rich in colours. Such poise and technical control from a college choir, with its constant turnover of undergraduate voices, is remarkable.’ — BBC Music Magazine

Joseph Rheinberger — Sacred Music (Mass in E flat, Op. 109, Requiem in D minor, Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen etc.) (ASV DCA 989)

‘This is a choir of well–matched young voices, secure in matters of balance and intonation, sensitive in phrasing and nuance. Out of their ranks they produce some admirable soloists.’ — Gramophone

Samuel Wesley — Sacred Music (In exitu Israel, Omnia vanitas, Tu es sacerdos, Magnificat etc.) (ASV GAU 157)

‘This issue of music by Samuel Wesley (acclaimed as the ‘English Mozart’ by Boyce) is delightful. Webber and the Choir … give a vibrant account of the vigorously contrapuntal In exitu Israel, enchant with simple melodiousness in gems like Ave Regina caelorum … and enthuse with infectious exuberance in Domine salvam fac.’ — BBC Music Magazine

Puccini — Requiem; Janácek — Mass in E flat, Otce nas, etc. (ASV DCA 914)

‘Wonderful music, wonderfully performed’ — Classic FM Magazine

Hadley — Cantata for Lent; Rubbra — Missa in Honorem Sancti Dominici (ASV DCA 881)

‘Performances of high quality ... dedicated and sensitive.’ — Penguin CD Guide

Charles Wood — St. Mark Passion; Holloway — Since I believe (ASV DCA 854)

‘Their singing is, in short, a delight.’ — Classic CD