The Choral Music of John Joubert

Gloucester Cathedral Choir are back at it again, belting out the choral masterpieces of the one and only John Joubert. And boy, do they do it justice. From the very first note, it's clear that this album is a true labor of love. The choirs pristine harmonies blend effortlessly with Joubert's intricate compositions, creating a sonic landscape that is as mesmerizing as it is uplifting. Conductor Adrian Partington leads the charge with a gusto that would make even the most seasoned maestro blush. Each crescendo, each delicate trill is executed with a precision that is truly awe-inspiring. Standout tracks include the haunting "O Lorde, the maker of al thing" and the triumphant "Te Deum Laudamus." Each track showcases Joubert's unique ability to blend traditional choral elements with a modern flair that is undeniably his own. But it's not just the choir that shines on this album. Organist Peter Dyke and pianist Jonathan Hope provide a solid foundation for the choir to soar, adding depth and richness to an already exceptional sound. In conclusion, Gloucester Cathedral Choir, along with Partington and Grote, have truly outdone themselves with this stunning tribute to John Joubert. So sit back, relax, and let the music wash over you. You won't be disappointed.