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Vaughan Williams, Ralph: Hymns of Vaughan Williams.(Review)
Vaughan Williams, Ralph: Hymns of Vaughan Williams. Choir of the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, directed by Thomas Somerville, with Frederick Swann, organ. Recorded ca. 2000, at the church. Engineer: Joe Bellamy. 69+ minutes. Gothic 49121. This is one of the very best choral recordings you are likely to hear. The soundstaging, depth, detail, and spaciousness is just like what one would hear in a real church, at least from up front. Regarding "up front," the sense of depth is such that the ...
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