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Featured Discs - When new discs are released we highlight them here HAVPCD340 Commotio - Night (14 Tracks/0 MP3s) HAVPCD339 Richard Pantcheff (31 Tracks/0 MP3s) HAVPCD338 Organ Works by Buxtehude & Jackson (11 Tracks/0 MP3s) HAVPCD337 EDWARDIAN SPLENDOUR (12 Tracks/0 MP3s) HAVPCD334 Alive to God • Poems by John Bradburne (33 Tracks/0 MP3s) HAVPCD206 Songs of Church & Childhood (16 Tracks/0 MP3s) HAVPCD172 Chants for St Benedict (40 Tracks/0 MP3s)

Mary Berry - Mary Berry, founder and Director of the Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge, studied in Cambridge under Thurston Dart and in Paris under Nadia Boulanger. A dynamic conductor and scholar of distinction, her main field of interest has been the evolution of styles of performance of Gregorian Chant over the centuries and up to the present day. Dr. Mary Berry with the choir, photographed during rehersals in June 1999. In 1975, Dr. Berry founded the Schola for the study, performance and promotion of Gregorian Chant, welcoming all-comers to her lively weekend sessions and summer schools. She conducts and gives masterclasses in Europe, the USA and Canada, and Australia, and, more recently Estonia and Lithuania. The Schola Gregoriana Choir with Mary Berry photographed in the Vatican Gardens, Rome. The Cantors of the Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge are her specialized group of young professional singers who have been exploring with her both different repertoires and different styles of performance practice. Reviews of their recordings include the following accolade for - HAVP148 - The Splender of 13th-century Salisbury Cathedral. "If there is a more beautiful chant recording than this, I have yet to hear it." - Early Music Review.