Hope

The music of this choir is extremely beautiful. Interesting mix of pieces, too. No all ancient CoE anthems, by any means. But the very best of the treble sound, unashamedly, but tastefully, augmented by orchestral accompaniment.

I have followed the Libera boys choir for some time and been to 5 UK concerts. Always a favourite of mine and this album has not disappointed me, yet another fantastic range of choral music and some new pieces of music I’ve not heard before. The arrangements are wonderful and I expect the work of their musical director Robert Prizeman.

Libera are probably the best choir in the world, I have attended performances in Arundel Cathedral, I have Dvds of them from around the world, I have heard many choirs and they are nowhere near as good, this includes the American Boys Choir, Robert Prizeman is a brilliant composer

This is an excellent album. I love the white record - makes it very special. The Three Ravens track is haunting beautiful and has to be my favourite - wonderful vocals.

Good music from one of the best young choirs

Another hit of Libera! New voices, great songs, the combination of different kinds of music... as always, Libera is exceeding my expectations and likings and wish more... please, never stop granting me these gifts

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Love this CD. The voices are beautiful. Will be looking for more by libera

Producto de muy buena calidad, todo en tiempo y forma. Muy recomendable

Non conoscevo questo gruppo e sto acquistando tutti i CD prodotti, perché sono tutti stupendi , cantati da ragazzi con voci fantastiche e uniche , Tutti capolavori.

Perfecto

Amazing what a bunch of Boys who like to sing and make harmonies are capable of...

Let's be clear about one thing, Libera doesn't make bad albums. Which of course makes it all the more difficult to settle on a particular favorite. Their US tour album from 2015 must have been an exhaustive feat. It included some of my favorite Libera songs Joyful Joyful We Adore thee, Ave Marie, Voca Me, Rest In Peace, as well as some of America's favorites, which were excellent and appreciated. However, I prefer Libera being Libera and they are after all British, so when their cd Hope was released I was glad to see a return to what Libera does best and thats classical cathedral music. There isn't a misstep in this entire album to mention. It's well polished with an abundance of soaring crescendos that Libera has become famous for. The songs on this album are unbelievably amazing. I'm thinking of Benedictus Deus, which might be the best one on the album backed by a stunning solo and dare I say, a chanting chorus which I don't think I've ever heard from Libera before. Three Ravens is also a new addition as well, and I was awe struck at how dark and beautiful this song came off, its chilling. Some other songs deserving special mention would have to be I'm Dreaming Of Home with another breathtaking solo, and San Damiano which is a prime example of how Libera is best when their performing as a group. This album as a whole has excellent continuity, I never once felt any song was out of place, including From a Distance which I confess I may have done an eye roll upon reading the liner notes. With that said you can't go wrong with this album it pays dividends, big time.