MusicWeb International

by Len Mullenger

There may be more to Lincke than the Gavotte Pavlova and Berliner Luft [RMay]

A welcome restoration of the recordings of a largely overlooked German conductor [JW]

An enticing introduction to a fine composer’s songs [WH]

Attractive miniatures in the mould of Schumann and Mendelssohn [RCh]

A survey by Ralph Moore

This is a glorious collection that should be a source for delight for many years to come [GF]

Rousing, exquisitely articulated performances of Haydn symphonies [DF]

Another potentially engaging recording, fatally compromised by the conductor’s ill-disciplined vocal intrusiveness [RMo]

Attractive transfers from the 1920s and 1930s of Stan Golestan’s chamber music [JW]

An imaginative and involving production, but flawed by some intrusive and insensitive vulgarities [PCG]

Solstice’s au revoir to a great artist [SG]

An excellent all-round portrait of this outstanding pianist [RCh]

A great quartet in core repertory and superbly communicative Ginastera [JW]

Music making of the highest order for anyone with an open mind for whom no borderlines exist [GF]

An interesting compilation of music by the “English waltz king” who outlived his era by half a century [PCG]

Refined, exciting, and extraordinarily well-sung period-instrument performances of selected Latin choral works by Mozart [DF]

Superb playing and engineering; any reservations will centre upon the desirability of the programme [RMo]

A great Janáček champion conducts Honegger and Martinů in an obscure Polish recording [JW]

Collectors of Florence Price’s music need not hesitate in acquiring this disc [LW]

A revelatory album [JQ]

Texts set with expressivity and emotion [GH]

Don’t miss this disc if you are well disposed to tonally pleasing late Romantic music [SG]

Though Sir Geraint Evans is rather gruff and dry-toned, this lavishly cast recording is worth anyone’s money [GF]