Discography

Prometheus

Composers: Harry Gregson-Williams and Marc Streitenfeld

Glorious

Laura Wright’s new album

Noah Stewart’s debut solo album

Decca Records

Arthur Christmas

Composer and conductor: Harry Gregson-Williams

Sony Records

Patrick Wolf: Lupercalia

www.patrickwolf.com

http://www.nme.com/reviews/patrick-wolf/12145

Life in a Day 

Composer and conductor: Harry Gregson-Williams

EMI Records

Shrek Forever After

Composer and conductor: Harry Gregson-Williams

Universal Records

The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Composer and conductor: Harry Gregson-Williams

Walt Disney Records

Apollo Voices Christmas Carol charity disc

Danielle de Niese: The Mozart Album

Conductor: Sir Charles Mackerras
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
http://www.danielledeniese.com/mozart

Joseph Marx: Orchestral Songs and Choral Works

Conductor: Jiří Bělohlávek
Soprano: Christine Brewer
BBC Symphony Orchestra

Chandos Records

“… regally sumptuous with the choir producing a seething aureate blaze of sound. Wonderful stuff!”

Rob Barnett  MusicWeb International

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

Composer and conductor: Harry Gregson-Williams

Walt Disney Records

Craig Armstrong: Memory Takes My Hand

Conductor: Garry Walker
Soprano: Lucy Crowe
BBC Symphony Orchestra

Virgin Classics

Mozart: The Magic Flute

Conductor James Conlon
Chamber Orchestra of Europe

Director Kenneth Branagh
Translation Stephen Fry

Sony Records

Wagner: Tristan und Isolde

Conductor: Donald Runnicles
Isolde: Christine Brewer
Tristan: John Treleavan
BBC Symphony Orchestra

Warner Classics

"His judgment of the ebb and flow of the score's immense span is perfect.” Tim Ashley, The Guardian

Hail Bop!

Release of Tony Palmer's acclaimed film of John Adams and his music, originally recorded in 1997. Apollo Voices appear as the Hail Bop Singers.

Francesco d'Avalos: Maria di Venosa

Conductor: Francesco d'Avalos
Soprano: Susan Bullock
Contralto: Hilary Summers
Philharmonia Orchestra

Chandos Records

'While the music is not strictly tonal, it is hardly radical - in fact, much of it is quite lovely and extraordinarily effective… The musical forces perform with exceptional clarity and opulent sound.'  American Record Guide

Chausson: Le Roi Arthus

Conductor: Leon Botstein
BBC Symphony Orchestra

Telarc Records

“The choral work is glorious--the women's chorus in the last act provides one of the score's most transcendent moments, and Apollo Voices are simply otherworldly.” Robert Levine ClassicsToday.com

"The layers of chorus and extra solo sopranos [from Apollo Voices] at the end build and fade with affecting power." Performance ****
Robert Maycock BBC Music Magazine

Editor's Choice Award from Gramophone Magazine in August 2005.