February 2026

(Déjà Review) This release goes a long way to cementing the Sammons discography [JW]

First recording of the original version sung in Estonian, meant to capture the composer’s intentions in this liturgical work [EJW]

A recording inspired by two precious historical instruments and a valuable manuscript [JV]

A well-played survey of Michael Finnissy’s varied music for organ [DHa]

The formidable concerto achievements of Jesús María Sanromá in an irresistible 2-for-1 release [JW]

A rewarding CD which shines a light on an under appreciated part of Howells’ output [JQ]

(Déjà Review) A fascinating set, one that is truly thought-provoking and stimulating [CC]

(Déjà Review) An enjoyable disc then, and not your usual Bach greatest hits [GD]

A Mozartian 90th birthday to Peter Frankl, live from Cleveland, and full of sensitive musicianship [JW]

This deserves a place in a catalogue already full of recordings of Bach’s violin concertos [JV]

Consistency of approach throughout the dozen Concertos override any misgivings in individual movements [CRo]

Thoroughly professional, historical performances of Liszt [RMas]

An important work in Braunfels’ output, exceptionally well served in this live recording. [JQ]

What an important figure Brian was in English music – performances, recording and notes are all that you could want [BBr]

The sheer musicality and joy of the performances makes them my first choice [JS]

An attractive disc displaying much of Offenbach’s characteristic appeal [RWe]

A fine account in first-rate sound, beautifully played, but missing the last ounce of desperation [RMo]

A beautifully presented selection of diverting works [PRJ]

A welcome digital release of a collection of Elgar’s songs [JQ]

An intelligent choice of music, given outstanding performances and sound [DJB]

(Déjà Review) Eminently worth your while, especially if you want to hear a somewhat different take on these Beethoven warhorses [RC]

(Déjà Review) Attractive and graceful [Byz]