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This world premiere recording is of three unpublished motets by Couperin, judged to be among his best by New College Choir director Edward Higginbottom, who completed them by writing the missing string parts in Couperin's style. BBC Radio 3 approves of the results, and named this their Release of the Week.
Featured Release:
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NCR1384 COUPERIN, F.: Motets choisis - Exultent superi (Oxford New College Choir, Soloists, Collegium Novum, Higginbottom) 
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