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Chandler fully explores the lyrical qualities of Tartini’s sonatas [JV]

Beautifully recorded new choral music with a message [DC]

(Déjà Review) Wonderfully wrought works, full of catchy, instantly memorable melody and magnificently harmonious [TM]

(Déjà Review) Playing of great intelligence, intellectual rigour and keen spontaneity [TH]

I enjoyed some unhackneyed repertoire and the marvellous singing [GF]

A first class study, well worth tracking down [SG]

Contemporary Spanish-focused oboe quartets in a range of styles [JW]

Idiosyncratic performances of pared-down music by Vivaldi [CR]

(Déjà Review) An outstanding contribution to lieder on record [CH]

(Déjà Review) Each work is well worth hearing, and the Serenata is considerably more than that [CW]

The final disc in a series of four devoted to Lully’s choral motets [JV]

The second tranche of reissues of Lloyd conducting Lloyd [JW]

A considerable achievement [JQ]

An eloquent performance of the main work with an interesting early work to complement it [SB]

(Déjà Review) Remarkably subtle, giving due weight where required without missing any sense of fun [TH]

(Déjà Review) A dramatic rendition of Ruy Blas completes this most appealing new issue [TB]

A rewarding sampler of work by a consistently interesting composer, uniformly well-played and recorded [GPu]

Ten world premiere recordings amongst this conspectus of Eller’s violin works [JW]

Immersive, colourful, ecologically compelling fare [RHa]

Classy performances by both singer and orchestra [ZT]

A major work by Dupré. Very strongly recommended [JQ]

Much of its freshness of character comes from the fact that so many young people are involved [WH]

Thurn und Taxis’ star oboist Palestrini has found his peer in Xenia Löffler [JV]

This version of Massenet’s opera is somewhat marred by the coarse recording, but there are a few thrills to be encountered nonetheless [MP]