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Bach: Cantatas Vol. 54 (JS Bach-Stiftung)
How can I have missed the first 53 volumes of this series? [DJB]
Quiet City (Sono Luminus)
(Déjà Review) Great tunes, bluesy excursions and limpid romanticism [JW]
The Beecham Collection Vol. 36 (SOMM Recordings)
An appealing programme drawn from three ‘late’ concerts, including a galvanised Tchaikovsky [NB]
Poulenc. The Life in the Songs (Liveright)
An infectiously enthusiastic journey through Poulenc’s songs, which brings the composer to life [ACG]
Fomin & Wanczura: Orchestral Works (cpo)
Something of an off-the-beaten-track treasure [DC]
Holst: The Planets; Raitio: Moonlight on Jupiter (Ondine)
Admirably controlled and impressively recorded Planets, and a Finnish treat [ST]
Bruckner: Symphony No.0 (MDG)
(Déjà Review) The symphony should have broader appeal, and is certainly a satisfying listen [GD]
I Have Lived & Loved (Albion Records)
Conclusive proof that Songs of Travel need not be the preserve of male singers [JQ]
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