'Jackson's choral music is warmly appealing; it zings with rhythmic invention and vibrant modern harmonies but is also clearly rooted in the choral traditions he grew up with...This is a richly enjoyable album that communicates Jackson's joy in church music-making from start to finish.'
BBC Music Magazine

'Is there another composer currently writing Anglican liturgical music as prolifically, and with such reliable invention and appeal, as Gabriel Jackson? Piece after piece here feels like a contemporary classic and – better yet – the singers sound like they’re having a ball performing them.'
Gramophone

'The balance achieved in this most singular of buildings is remarkable. The diction, tuning and intonation are beyond reproach, and Jamie Rogers, whether accompanying or dealing with Jackson’s virtuosic solo organ writing, make a distinguished contribution to what is an extremely fine disc.'
British Music Society

'This is a very fine survey of just some of the very many choral works with which Gabriel Jackson has enriched the contemporary repertoire. I’m glad, too, that it was decided to include the two solo organ pieces. I’ve never been disappointed in music by Gabriel Jackson and I thoroughly enjoyed this disc, which includes no fewer than six premiere recordings.'
MusicWeb International

' If he addresses Canterbury Cathedral in his work, then the cathedral, as represented by its great choir, responds with generosity. A single word stands out in the whole programme, from Psalm 147, and it is ‘sing’. That’s all this music is about, the joy of singing and the human and celestial joy that singing conveys.'
Choir and Organ