‘The spiritual and the sensual are inextricably intertwined in the Vespers as are the vocal lines of the motet Pulchra es, beautifully sung by sopranos Grace Davidson and Natalie Clifton-Griffith. The motet Duo Seraphim, sung by three tenors, rang out powerfully while the echo-motet Audi coelum, with tenors Jeremy Budd and Mark Dobell, was a musical balm. The Magnificat, a virtuosic creation by Monteverdi, crowned the work with singers and players combining to create a memorable performance which enthralled the audience in a packed Town Hall’ (Birmingham Post) Read the rest of the review…