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This first class study is an absorbing read and well worth tracking down [SG]

(Déjà Review) A totally forgotten Passion from 18th century Germany – a splendid work, moving and enthralling [JV]

(Déjà Review) The playing in all of these pieces is a delight [GPJ]

A decent representation of Rimsky-Korsakov’s rarely staged opera [MP]

A sonic feast allows a persuasive vision of Mahler’s Third Symphony to shine forth [EJW]

One already looks forward to the second volume [WK]

Two sides of Huber’s chamber music – strict contrapuntalism and playful rhapsody [JW]

(Déjà Review) Good examples of Larsson’s early and late styles [RB]

This a release to savour and the leading candidate for both my baroque and chamber record of the year [MC]

A variably successful disc [JW]

A worthwhile disc, even if I am equivocal about some of the singing [PT]

Yuja Wang displays her virtuosity and versatility [LW]

Another fine anthology of historic live performances to mark an important anniversary [NB]

A splendid achievement that transcends occasional lapses of orchestral technique and sonic limitations [JQ]

Unjustly neglected music in good performances [JV]

An appealing entry point into Schurmann’s eclectic neo-Romanticism [NC]

With these Ysaÿe recordings, one senses that Philippe Graffin has embarked on a labour of love [MC]

A profile of the singer Günther Groissböck – no revelations, but there’s always the voice [ST]

Willens is both stimulating and instructive. For me, he proves Mozart wants you eager to listen beyond the overture [MG]

(Déjà Review) Fecundity of original ideas [GH]

(Déjà Review) Braga Santos – a nationalistic impressionist with Iberian exoticism. A top recommendation [RB]

A wondrous document, worth repeated playing [SA]

This second instalment of Knappertsbusch’s 1956 Ring is very acceptable [SB]

An excellent celebration of the life and music of a composer only now coming into his own [WH]