With this recording, Iestyn Davies has established himself as one of the most important countertenors on the international scene. His spectacular phrasing and exceptional musicality make for true moments of grace here. As for the whole, Jonathan Cohen and Arcangelo offer a very careful accompaniment. Moving.
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