Review by Amanda de Andrade

The album Missa Gloria tibi Trinitas a 6 by Taverner, Andrew Parrott, Taverner Choir is a sublime masterpiece of Renaissance polyphony that is sure to captivate any lover of classical music. From the opening strains of the Kyrie to the final Amen, the listener is transported to a world of intricate harmonies and soaring melodies that evoke a sense of awe and wonder.

The performances by the Taverner Choir, under the expert direction of Andrew Parrott, are nothing short of breathtaking. The choir's precision and clarity of tone are truly remarkable, and they bring out the full beauty and complexity of Taverner's music with effortless ease. Each voice is perfectly balanced and blended, creating a rich and vibrant sound that is both powerful and delicate.

The Missa Gloria tibi Trinitas a 6 is a particularly challenging work, with its intricate counterpoint and complex harmonies, but the Taverner Choir and Parrott rise to the occasion with aplomb. They bring out the full range of emotions inherent in the music, from the joyful exuberance of the Gloria to the solemnity of the Credo and the serene beauty of the Agnus Dei.

Summary by Amanda de Andrade

Missa Gloria tibi Trinitas a 6 is a truly stunning album that showcases the very best of Renaissance choral music. It is a must-have for any serious classical music lover, and is sure to be enjoyed and appreciated for years to come.