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The article reviews the music release "Southwell Minster Organ," by Paul Hale.

The article reviews the music release "Coventry Cathedral Organ," by Rupert Jeffcoat.

The article reviews the music release "Benedicta et Venerabilis Mass," "Ave Cuius Conceptio" and "Domine Jesu Christe," composed by Nicholas Ludford and performed by the New College Choir and Edward Higginbottom.

The article reviews several music releases composed by Marc-Antoine Charpentier and performed by various artists like Salome Haller and Stephan Van Dyck including, "Te Deum (H 146)," "In Honorem Sancti Ludovici Regis Galliae (H 365+418)," and "Notus in Judaea (H 206)."

The article reviews the church music release "Cantatas 27, 84, 95, 161," composed by Johann Sebastian Bach and performed by various artists.

The article reviews the music release "Sacred Pieces," featuring works by Thomas Weelkes, including "Alleluia! I Heard a Voice," and performed by the Winchester Cathedral Choir.

The article reviews two music releases including "I Heard a Voice," by the King's College Choir and Stephen Cleobury and "Rise, O My Soul: English Anthems," by Consort des Voix Humaines and Christopher Jackson.

The article reviews several music releases composed by Sigfrid Karg-Elert and performed by various artists such as Elke Völker and Andrea Reuter, including "3 Symphonic Chorales," "op 87," "Sacred Songs 1+2,"

The article reviews the music release "Sacred Choral Works," composed by Richard Lloyd.

The article reviews the music release "Mass, Ave Regina Caelorum: Double-Choir Motets," composed by Juan Gutierrez de Padilla and performed by the Los Angeles Chamber Singers' Cappella and Peter Rutenberg.

The article reviews the music releases "Judgement of Solomon" and "Motet for a Long Offertory," both composed by Marc-Antoine Charpentier and performed by the Les Arts Florissants.

The article reviews the music release "Motets," composed by William Byrd and performed by The Cardinall's Musick.

The article reviews the church music release "Psalms for the Spirit," featuring works composed by William Croft, Herbert Howells and Bob Chilcott, and performed by Matthew Larkin, Choir of Saint John's and Noel Edison.

The article reviews two music releases composed by Cesar Franck, namely, "L'Organiste," Vol. 1 and "L'Organiste," Vol. 2.

The article reviews several music releases composed by Johann Sebastian Bach and performed by John O'Donnell including "Leipzig Chorales," "Canonic Variations," and "Toccata in C."

The article reviews the video recording "Ascension Oratorios," a musical piece composed by Wilhelm Friedemann Bach.

The article reviews the organ music release "Historic Organs of Pennsylvania."

Reviews the sacred music release "Sacred Choral Works," composed by Gabriel Jackson and performed by the St. Mary's Cathedral Choir with conductor Matthew Owens.

This article reviews the music release "Honi Soit qui Mal y Pense," featuring pieces associated with the English Chapels Royal, performed by Diabolus in Musica with conductor Antoine Guerber.

The article reviews the music release "Music for the Chapel of the Pieta," composed by Antonio Vivaldi and performed by Mhairi Lawson and Adrian Chandler.

The article reviews the music release "Church Music," by Christopher Tye and performed by Richard Pinel, Byrde Recorder Consort and Magdalen College Choir, conducted by Bill Ives, including the songs "Omnes Gentes Plaudite Manibus," "In Pace in Idipsum," and "I Lift My Heart to Thee, My God."

The article reviews the music release "Latin Church Music," composed by Thomas Tallis and performed by Philip Cave, including the songs "Te Lucis Ante Terminum," "Salvator Mundi," and "Spem in Alium."

Reviews the music release "Sacred Music," composed by Franz Tunder and performed by various artists with conductor Gyorgy Vashegyi.

Reviews the liturgical music release "The First S'lichot," featuring the works of Pierre Pinchik, Sholom Secunda and Meyer Machtenberg and performed by Benzion Miller, Ira Bigeleisen, Schola Hebraeica and Neil Levin.

Reviews the Edwardian cathedral music release "Portsmouth Remembers," featuring works from various artists and performed by David Thorne, Rosemary Field, Christopher Eastwood, Regent Brass Ensemble, Portsmouth Cathedral Choir, Anthony Froggatt and David Price. "They That Go Down to the Sea in Ships," by Herbert Sumsion; "For the Fallen," by Mark Blatchly; "Benediktus," by Karl Jenkins.

Reviews the liturgical music recording "Heavenly Voices," featuring works from various artists and performed by Ashley Grote, Tom Winpenney, Corina Belcea, Boys of King's College Choir and Stephen Cleobury. "The Lord is My Shepherd," by Maurice Greene; "I Sing of A Maiden," by Patrick Hadley; "I Waited for the Lord," by Felix Mendelssohn.

Reviews several church music releases performed by Thomas Leech, Norwich Cathedral Choir and Julian Thomas. "Blest Pair of Sirens," by Hubert Parry; "O for a Closer Walk," by Charles Villiers Stanford; Faire Is the Heaven," by William Harris.

Reviews the choral music release "Canticles 4," composed by Herbert Howells and performed by Richard Moorhouse and the Collegiate Singers with conductor Andrew Millinger.

Reviews the classical music release composed by Marc-Antoine Charpentier, featuring "Christmas Midnight Mass," "Te Deum," and "Dixit Dominus."