Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Solid mixture of Lamentations

I confess that I am a Lamentations of Jeremiah junkie - having more music for Tenebrae than for Christmas! I agree with the preceding reviewer, Guy Cutting, that the Tallis and Palestrina are good but uninspired. The reason to get this collection is the three uncommon settings - Ferrabosco, Brumel, and White all 15th-16th century. Each of these write traditional polyphonic Lamentations i.e. provide ornate settings for the Hebrew letter (in Hebrew the Lamentations are acrostics) and settings that insure the text dominates for the verses. All three write interesting and sombre settings, settings not better known because there are so many spectacular settings for the Lamentations but only three days of Tennebrae. Although not spectacular, the settings are well worth keeping alive - so enjoy.