He was a skilled craftsman with a steady religious mind
the full breadth and depth of Hellawell’s compositional preoccupations are represented in authoritative performances by some of his closest collaborators
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Duncan Ferguson and his Edinburgh choir turn their attention to one of the nineteenth century’s compositional giants
authoritative and at times dazzlingly virtuosic"
Handel: Song for St Cecilia’s Day Robert Irvine He was a skilled craftsmanSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Following the widespread critical acclaim of their debut recording, 'Alexanders Feast', Ludus Baroque brings their celebrated verve to Handel's 'Song for St Cecilias Day'. Coupled with his miniature cantata for tenor, 'Look down Harmonius Saint', which Handel wrote to supplement performances of 'Alexander's Feast', and with the Concerto Grosso in B flat, written in his fruitful autumn of 1739, Handel approaches the