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These glowing performances testify that Holmboe is a leading figure in twentieth-century music [GH]

Fine selections from The Great American Songbook [BMC]

(Déjà Review) Fine performances of lyrical, romantic works [PCW]

(Déjà Review) Another historical package that really sweeps the board [GFe]

A violinist who represented the very best attributes of the Franco-Belgian School [SG]

A vivacious, thoroughly enjoyable, smaller-scale “period” account of Mozart’s inspired but incomplete liturgical masterpiece [RMo]

Joachim Raff’s chamber music is finally getting its due [LP]

Reesen conducts miscellaneous lighter material including the first Danish orchestral records [JW]

Rubbra’s overlooked songs recorded in sympathetic performances [JW]

An attractive programme of songs by French composers [MC]

(Déjà Review) Full of pleasing musical quality with continually attractive melodic invention [VB]

(Déjà Review) Finally we have a great recording of this spellbinding piece [GF]

A rewarding version of Beethoven’s only oratorio [SB]

An affectionately played trio of works by Dvořák at his most typically exuberant [RMo]

Interesting transcriptions but the drama here is far too restrained [RCh]

A well programmed and well performed recital of French song from La Belle Époque [NB]

A most enjoyable disc, to which one may return regularly [JV]

Sometimes monumental, sometimes impish, invariably engaging [MG]

Probably the best DVD version and one of the best in any format [BW]

A superb must buy for anyone remotely interested in British choral/contemporary music [NH]

A fine performance vitiated by Poschner’s penchant for rushed tempi [RMo]

This light-hearted comedy is charming entertainment and the presentation is worthy [GF]

Another chance to discover little known works by a significant but often derided figure of twentieth century British music [GH]

The finest Fifth I know, and an excellent Sixth and Seventh, all given a new lease of life by Pristine as XR Remastered Ambient Stereo [RMo]