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Excellent performances of early specimens of the madrigal genre [JV]

(Déjà Review) Hesitate not – this really is new Mozart [DC]

(Déjà Review) Post is not only inventive and technically capable, but also a superb communicator [Byz]

A magnificent recording with all the electricity of a live performance but none of the attendant flaws [RMo]

An important disc for Vaughan Williams devotees [JQ]

Beethoven at the limits, occasionally exhausting, but always compelling [DJB]

A consistently well-played and conscientious cycle that trades fire for fidelity [NB]

Flawless, perfect, profound; James Ehnes scores another home run with this incomparable performance [KS]

Artistic expertise bringing light and shade and creating an admirable sense of atmosphere [CR]

Shadowed Brahms meets Gál’s lyrical wit [JF]

Colourful works, brilliantly played and superbly recorded [GH]

A fascinating and highly informative guide to one of Janáček’s most famous works [DHa]

Carpenter’s completion of the tenth – too much Carpenter and not enough Mahler? [RMo]

(Déjà Review) Brilliantly captures Martinů’s coloristic effects and eclectic nature [RC]

(Déjà Review) A treasurable example of the work of a great conductor in repertoire with which he was not automatically associated [JQ]

Two masterpieces transformed by Karajan’s alchemy [JF]

A cooler, more restrained account showcasing the leaner elaboration of Mahler’s draft score by Wheeler [RMo]

Welcome insights into the development of an important compositional voice. [DHa]

A further step towards the revaluation of Andreas Hammerschmidt [JV]

A weighty, expansive account, emotionally demonstrative and totally committed [RMo]

An intriguing  new performing version of Mozart’s great unfinished Mass [MP]

Giorgi Gigashvili delivers impressive accounts of Prokofiev’s challenging “War Sonata” trilogy [RC]

Will this turn you on to the subtleties of late-Renaissance lute music? [DC]

Classic performances from Myra Hess and friends [RMas]