Review by Gerald M. Levine

The album Missa LHomme Armé Missa Sine Nomine by Clerks' Group, Edward Wickham, and Johannes Tinctoris is a truly exceptional collection of choral music. The album features two masses, both of which are masterfully performed by the group.

The first mass, Missa LHomme Armé, is a stunning example of Renaissance polyphony. The group's voices blend together beautifully, creating a rich and complex sound that is both powerful and delicate. The second mass, Missa Sine Nomine, is equally impressive. The group's interpretation of the music is impeccable, and they capture the essence of the piece with great skill.

Throughout the album, the group demonstrates a deep understanding and appreciation for the music they are performing. The result is a collection of pieces that are both technically impressive and emotionally moving. The album is a testament to the talent and dedication of the Clerks' Group, as well as the skill of the composers whose work they are performing.

Summary by Gerald M. Levine

Missa LHomme Armé Missa Sine Nomine is a must-have for anyone who appreciates choral music. The album is a true masterpiece, and it is sure to delight listeners for years to come.