Title: A Major Work by John Rutter
Product review: On each of the various John Rutter CD's in my music library, I find the few compositions by Rutter himself particularly enjoyable. These are generally short compositions of approximately three minutes in duration. Consequently, when a CD such as this comes along with a Rutter composition (Dancing Day), which is approximately 25 minutes in duration, it is a real find indeed. While the Toronto Children's Chorus does not have the depth of the Cambridge Singers, Rutter's usual choir, they are very good, and the beautiful Rutter choral sound is definitely present. For anyone who shares my fondness for John Rutter's work, both as choral director and composer, this CD is a must.
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