'The close musical rapport that develops when six men sing together every day, as the Queen’s Six do, is very much in evidence on this, their impressive debut album, recorded at St George’s Chapel, Windsor, where they are lay clerks in the choir. They bring seamless blend and balance to music from the reign of Elizabeth I, from whom they take their name.'
The Observer

'[...] they sing it so beautifully - they're reverent and indulgent at the same time'
The Choir, BBC Radio 3

'The Queen's Six clearly have a great love for this repertoire, and allied to the bond that comes from working together several times each week this produces some glorious performances [...] The recording is excellent, too'
Early Music Today (five stars)

'The group’s distinctively smooth tones are well suited to contemplative music and to the less florid works composed after the Reformation'
MusicWeb International

'Though some of the works are familiar it is the range of rarer pieces, and the splendid quality of the singing, which makes this a valuable addition to the repertoire.'
Lark Reviews