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Uproarious music-making, not to be taken too seriously [LW]

Anderszewski impressively realizes the character of these folk-inspired pieces [LW]

Fine performances for the most part, but the documentation is problematic [LW]

Trio Isimsiz leave a positive impression [LW]

Challenging works commissioned and inimitably performed by the King’s Singers [LW]

The Tetzlaffs’ tribute to the late Lars Vogt leaves a mixed impression [LW]

Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic continue to shine in Kodály [LW]

Emerson Quartet’s farewell recording is rather special [LW]

Delta Piano Trio continue to excel in Auerbach’s music [LW]

Characterful performances of familiar Bartók in a stunning vibrant recording [LW]

Powerful performances, but spare and drab staging [LW]

Terrific performances by the Escher Quartet in spectacular sound [LW]

An unusual coupling of concertos in outstanding performances and sound [LW]

A thrilling account [LW]

Invigorating accounts [LW]

A Danish Duo do justice to Auerbach’s Preludes for violin and piano [LW]

This programme of Czech music for strings gives much pleasure [LW]

A good example of 1920s music in outstanding performances, let down by lack of texts [LW]

Bernius does not disappoint in one of Schubert’s most memorable, songful masterpieces [LW]

Two old horn trios and one new – terrific performances and a flawless programme [LW]

Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic have the measure of Scriabin [LW]

Pianist Valentin Malinin impresses with his technical ability, but with mixed musical results [LW]

A great way to fill the gaps in one’s Malcolm Arnold collection with these superb performances and sound LW]

Collectors of Florence Price’s music need not hesitate in acquiring this disc [LW]