what are some /mu/-approved choir music albums?

>>70778160
Your music needs to be about negroes killing eachother and impregnating white women. Just fuck off

anyone?

>>70778160
Anything by :
- Marcel Pérès & Ensemble Organum
- Ensemble Janequin
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Choir of King's College
- Boston Camerata
- Solesmes Abbay Choir
- Greek Byzantine Choir
- Cappella Romana
- Ensemble Gilles Binchois
- Early Music Consort of London


And if you like Corsican choirs (doubt it, but who knows) :

- Confrérie Saint Jean-Baptiste de Furiani
- Tavagna
- Madricale

>>70781288
Oh, and top it with the Schola Saint-Cécile, good friends of mine. They do really good stuff.

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>>70778160
Pic related is one of my most listened to chorale albums. The works of Johannes Ockeghem performed by the Clerks Group. Monumental release, inspiring and holy music.

>>70781288
>>70781573
thank you both a lot, didn't expect to get any replies. checking them out asap

I like the Gesualdo madrigal albums from I Febi Armonici, but I haven't really compared them with other versions.

Adam's Lament - Arvo Part

>>70781573
thx for this, this is a good one

are there any good recordings of the classic anglican hymns? not sure where to look

I'm no expert, but I think the Latvian Radio Choir does an excellent job with Rachmaninov's All-Night Vigil

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgBLkrfjjys

>>70781573
where can I buy this?

>>70783051
https://www.amazon.com/Ockeghem-Collection-Johannes/dp/B000KLO6U4/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1486151655&sr=1-2&keywords=Johannes+Ockeghem+collection

>>70783930
>from $222.88