Phantasm - William Lawes Consort In Six Parts

Review by hirabbaniyah

Phantasm's rendition of the William Lawes Consort In Six Parts is a stunning example of early Baroque music. The album showcases the ensemble's exceptional skill in playing period instruments, bringing to life Lawes' intricate and emotive compositions.

The group's attention to detail and dynamic range is evident throughout the album, with each member of the ensemble contributing to the overall musical narrative. From the hauntingly beautiful "Fantazia Suite in Four Parts" to the lively and playful "Sett in C," Phantasm's performance is nothing short of captivating.

Listeners will be transported back in time to the 17th century, where the music of William Lawes was at the forefront of English music. Phantasm's interpretation of Lawes' works truly captures the essence of the composer's vision, offering a unique and engaging listening experience for both Baroque enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Summary by hirabbaniyah

the William Lawes Consort In Six Parts by Phantasm is a must-have for any classical music collection. The ensemble's dedication to authenticity and their impeccable musicianship make this album a standout in the world of early music.