| Artist | Track | | Album/Label |
|---|
| Gerre Hancock | Fanfare I | | Praise the Lord
Argo |
| David Oistrakh | Khachaturian: Concerto for violin and orchestra in D minor | | David Oistrakh: Khachaturian / Sibelius
Melodiya / Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab |
| Alain Planès | Chabrier: Danse villageoise | | Chabrier: Oevres pour piano
Harmonia Mundi |
| Alain Planès | Chabrier: Improvisations | | Chabrier: Oevres pour piano
Harmonia Mundi |
| Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra | Pärt: Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten | | Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra
Bis |
| Girl Choristers of Salisbury Cathedral | Chilcott: Even such is time | | Canticum Novum
Guild |
| Corydon Singers | Duruflé: Requiem | | Duruflé: Requiem & Quatre Motets
Hyperion |
| Choir of Westminster Abbey | Tavener: Song for Athene | | Innocence
Sony Classical |
| Choir of St. Thomas Church | Bairstow: Lord, thou hast been our refuge | | Anthem: The Choral Music of Edward Bairstow
Koch |
| Pierre Hantai | Frescobaldi: Harpsichord pieces | | Frescobaldi: Partite & Toccate
Astée |
| Ian Partridge | Dowland: What if I never speed? | | It fell on a summer's day
Hyperion |
| Ian Partridge | Campion: Never weather-beaten sail | | It fell on a summer's day
Hyperion |
| Ian Partridge | Dowland: Now, O now, I needs must part | | It fell on a summer's day
Hyperion |
| Choir of New College | My love is live a red, red, rose (arr. John Cameron) | | Early One Morning
Erato |
| Choir of New College | Vaughan Williams: Linden Lea | | Early One Morning
Erato |
| Marvin Souter | Elgar: Nimrod | | Organ Spectacular: Martin Souter plays the organ of Winchester Cathedral
Isis |
| David Jolley | Dukas: Villanelle | | Villanelle: French Masterworks for Horn
Arabesque |
| The Parley of Instruments | Clarke: Come, come along | | Odes on the death of Henry Purcell
Hyperion |
| Chapel Choir of Hampton Court Palace | Purcell: Funeral music for Queen Mary | | Close of Day
Cantoris Soundalive |
| Bernhard Leonardy | Duruflé: Prélude and Fugue sur le nom d'Alain | | St-Eustache, Paris: Bernhard Leonardy plays Duruflé
Motette |
