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A perfect picture of French pianism in the early part of the twentieth century [RCh]

The disc sheds new light on Still’s work and musical personality [WK]

Organ and choir share equal billing in a varied programme of choral music [WH]

Pristine’s remastering into Ambient Stereo both enhances the beauty of Callas’ Norma and amplifies that which is less admirable here [RMo]

Effective writing, leaving the listener almost breathless as the music disappears [KS]

(Déjà Review) Lovers of the approachable face of contemporary music should snap this up [TH]

Piano music to evoke the spirit of childhood, played by master and pupil [KB]

Classic accounts of both works, very well restored [SB]

The Tallis Scholars have done Robert Fayrfax proud with this fine CD [JQ]

A set to treasure [SG]

Much-recorded favourites mixed with CD premieres make this an intriguing, delightful album [KT]

Reflective, informative and sometimes humorous [JF]

(Déjà Review) Stunning performances of very contrasting works [RB]

(Déjà Review) Something of a mixed bag but On Wenlock Edge is undoubtedly worth the price all on its own [GPJ]

Intriguing repertoire from a fascinating corner of Czech music [DC]

This dark and heavy programme is worth a chance, maybe not in one sitting [GF]

A finely played piano concerto and orchestral works by a most highly regarded North American composer of his generation [EJW]

A valuable addition to the recorded legacy of the Tcherepnins’ contribution to the joy of music [SA]

Two different – and equally valid – approaches to a collection of fine, traditional carols [JQ]

Paolo Biordi does full justice to the vocal origin of these pieces [JV]

(Déjà Review) Resplendent digital remasterings of these classics of the gramophone [RB]

(Déjà Review) Bavouzet’s playing is restricted to a most narrow range: wonderful to superb [MC]

Dvořák cultivates the native accent in impressive performances [PH]

A joyful celebration of women’s voices and women composers [PT]