The production is perfect, and it is no small task to record a sackbut with any ease (just as it is not easy to type). The vocals are beautiful and resonant, and the text is easy to understand. This is the sort of project that is so masterfully recorded that it can become both a center-point for one’s worship, or a high-quality soundtrack to play at home, which is meant as a true compliment. The soloists are beyond capable: Their work is lovely, celebratory, and appropriate to the genre. Not many renaissance projects succeed in capturing the instrumentation of the day with the right balance and sonority. This one does so with perfection.
 
The Living Church