They make a light, bright, exciting sound as evidenced by this terrific double CD of Monteverdi's Vespers. There is real spring in their tone, particularly in the Nisi Dominus, and crystal diction throughout. The solo voices have a youthful plaintiveness ­ enjoy the balancing tenors over the walking lute in Laetatus Sum. Margaret Faultless leads the excellent Southern Sinfonia, while the English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble add a princely lustre to the worship.
The Times

Ralph Allwood, the finest trainer of young choirs in the country today...the Eton Choral Courses bring 250 teenagers to Eton college each summer. The best are then selected for a group called the Rodolfus Choir that gives concerts under Allwood's direction in London and at regional festivals.
The Times

Unspeakably beautiful ... a truly memorable performance. The Rodolfus Choir rise above the technical challenges to convey a sense of radiance and elation that is indelibly memorable...marvellous. Exemplary in every respect.
Gramophone

Choral singing of the highest quality ... a wondrous presentation. One could not ask for better performances.
Choir & Organ

Outstanding by any standards ... Sheer pleasure.
BBC Music Magazine

One of my favourite outfits. Arrangements are all first-rate ... everything from a Chopin Etude to the Sugar Plum Fairy ... all perfectly sung.
Choir & Organ

The finest young singers in Britain, all products of the elite Eton Choral Course, and conducted by its founder Ralph Allwood ... they are set apart by the force of their expression, power, and subtlety ... impeccable credentials.
Church Times

The 400th anniversary of Tallis's death has been overshadowed by the Tippett centenary, yet the Tudor polyphonist is arguably the greater composer. Ralph Allwood and The Rodolfus Choir drawn from young singers of both sexes who have participated in Allwood's summer schools have assembled a programme of his finest motets, anthems and hymns, without resorting to Spem in alium.

Their radiant reading of Videte miraculum is a technical triumph, but the most moving performance is of Thou wast, O God: an intimate hymn, and the inspiration for Vaughan Williams's Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis.
Anna Picard, Independent on Sunday

The sound of the Rodolfus Choir is like that of no other UK chamber choir that I can think of. It is fresh, because all the members are under 25. It is wonderfully blended. It is fantastically in tune and very expressive, with a wide range of dynamics, sensitively employed. What does that leave out? Oh yes, balance - and that too is superb. And it has a quite extraordinary flexibility.
Clare Stevens, The Singer

The choir are young sounding, performing Tallis’s music with a concentrated, passionate intensity which impressed me. The sopranos are recognisably female but sing with a lovely, bright, forward, boyish tone ... The Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in the Dorian mode were written for Edward’s reign, for the newly instituted service of Evening Prayer. Like his anthems from the period, the settings are economical and clarity of text is paramount.

This is one of the earliest paired settings of Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis and is beautifully crafted. The group’s performances highlight the beautiful simplicity of these pieces ... [all pieces] are lovely, well crafted performances by a choir of young choristers. This youth brings the advantages of clarity of tone and texture.
Robet Hughill, MusicWeb International

I thought that the choir's performance in Charleston during the summer was one of the best choral concerts I have ever attended.
Trevor Weston, Ph. D, Assistant Professor of Music, College of Charleston

Deeply moving and richly satisfying interpretations ... delighted the audience with imaginative programming and set the highest standards in unaccompanied choral performance ... Ralph Allwood, economical of gesture but in total control of every nuance, balance and dynamics.
Eastern Daily Press, Norwich

What a treat it was to hear the wonderful Rodolfus Choir. So expressive, so vibrant, communicating to us listeners as a choir should! So inspiring. If I was a younger man I would be clamouring to join one of the Eton Choral courses and hopefully be chosen to sing with this brilliant choir. What more can I say?