Reviewed by Mike Rimmer

It's been the rise of Classic FM which alerted the music industry to the fact that there is a vast audience for beautiful, classically trained voices. But it's taken this groundbreaking album to bring such captivating sounds of pure soprano voices soaring heavenward and linked such artistry, not to the hymns of yesteryear but to contemporary worship music's vast repertoire of songs. These three young women from Lincoln Cathedral Choir have unquestionably lovely voices, the production by Howard Williams is seamlessly sympathetic bringing out the pristine clarity of such pure voices yet avoiding all temptation to add quasi-classical embellishments while the songs - Keith Getty and Stuart Townend's "In Christ Alone", Vikki Cook's "Before The Throne", John Rutter's "Candlelight Carol", David Evans' "Be Still" and, most surprising of all, the Delirious? worship favourite "Lord You Have My Heart" have been skilfully selected. If you feel that far too many worship albums are endless repetitions of previously successful stylistic templates, the angelic voices of Naomi, Rachel and Bryony could well revolutionise your quiet times.