| Artist | Track | | Album/Label |
|---|
| Gerre Hancock | Fanfare I | | Praise the Lord
Argo |
| David Oistrakh | Sibelius: Concerto for violin and orchestra in D minor, op. 47 | | David Oistrakh: Khachaturian / Sibelius
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab |
| Murray / Lohuis Duo | Sowerby: Poem | | Violin and Organ: The Murray/Lohuis Duo
Raven Recordings |
| Monteverdi Choir & Orchestra | Purcell: The Tempest | | Purcell: The Tempest
Erato |
| Choir of Trinity College | Ye holy angels bright (Darwell's 148th) | | Descants from Trinity
Conifer |
| Choir of King's College, Cambridge | Philips: Factum est silentium | | Peter Philips & Richard Dering: Motets
EMI |
| Choir of King's College, Cambridge | Dering: Factum est silentium | | Peter Philips & Richard Dering: Motets
EMI |
| Choir of St. John's College | Howells: A sequence for St. Michael | | The Sound of St. John's
Nimbus |
| Crouch End Festival Chorus | Britten: The company of heaven | | Britten: The Company of Heaven / Todd: The Burning Road
Silva Classics |
| Stephen Hough | Bowen: 24 preludes in all major and minor keys | | York Bowen: Piano Music
Hyperion |
| David Thomas | Purcell: The Tempest | | Purcell: The Tempest
Erato |
| Daniel Roth | Fanfares | | Le Grand-Orgue Cavaillé-Coll du Sacré-Coeur à Paris
Motette |
| Olivier Messiaen | Messiaen: Le banquet céleste | | Composers in Person: Widor / Vierne / Dupré / Messiaen
EMI |
| Orchestre de la Bastille | Messiaen: Turangalîla Symphonie | | Messiaen: Turangalîla Symphonie
Deutsche Grammophon |
| Maria Bachmann | Messian: Praise to the Immortality of Christ | | Fratres
Catalyst |
| Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge | Messiaen: O sacrum convivium | | Glorious Trinity
Conifer |
| Ann Murray | The last rose of summer (arr. Stevenson) | | The Last Rose of Summer
Hyperion |
| The Westminster Choir | Bartók: Four Slovak folksongs | | Westminster Choir at Spoleto Festival, USA
Gothic |
| New Amsterdam Singers | Fine: Design for October | | American Journey
Albany |
| Boys of St. Paul's Cathedral, London | Schmidt: Try to remember (arr. Grayston Ives) | | Jubilate! Golden favourites from St. Paul's Cathedral
Guild |
