Sixty years after his death, you would think that all of Vaughan Williams’s music was published and recorded, yet devotees continue to bring more material to light through the RVW Society and its recording arm, Albion Records. Their latest release consists of some arrangements of traditional tunes alongside works with a religious and patriotic flavour. Of the 22 items on the program, 14 are claimed as first recordings.

Amongst the secular items, Three Vocal Valses from The Songs of the Wrens delight with their Tennyson texts set à la Brahms Liebeslieder Waltzes. Sound Sleep, a Christina Rossetti upper-voice setting is charming. Some arrangements for
a cappella men’s voices are good fun and include...