Allegri, Tallis Pro Cantione Antiqua, Mark Brown - Tallis 40 Part Motet Spem In Alium Lamentations Of Jeremiah The Prophet Allegri Miserere

Review by Judy Helton

The album "Tallis 40 Part Motet Spem In Alium Lamentations Of Jeremiah The Prophet Allegri Miserere" by Allegri, Tallis Pro Cantione Antiqua, and Mark Brown is a masterpiece that showcases the beauty and complexity of Renaissance choral music. The album features two of the most iconic pieces of sacred music, Tallis' "Spem in Alium" and Allegri's "Miserere," as well as the "Lamentations of Jeremiah the Prophet," a lesser-known but equally stunning work.

The performances on this album are exemplary, with the Tallis Pro Cantione Antiqua choir delivering flawless renditions of each piece. The choir's voices blend seamlessly together, creating a rich and harmonious sound that is both powerful and deeply moving.

The standout track on the album is undoubtedly Allegri's "Miserere," which is performed with great sensitivity and emotion. The choir's rendition of the piece is hauntingly beautiful, with each voice layering on top of the other to create a truly transcendent experience.

Summary by Judy Helton

"Tallis 40 Part Motet Spem In Alium Lamentations Of Jeremiah The Prophet Allegri Miserere" is a must-have for any lover of choral music. The performances are exceptional, and the music itself is truly breathtaking. Highly recommended.