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(Déjà Review) Much of this music is delightful, particularly the symphony, where Yoshimatsu wears his heart unselfconsciously on his sleeve. The BBC Philharmonic plays beautifully with Ian Bousfield a fine soloist in the concerto [CT]

Indispensable for Kempff fans [SG]

Another major contribution to Scottish classical music [JF]

by Alastair Mitchell & Alan Poulton

Worthy performances in an unusual and intriguing programme [RCh]

A fine set but compromised by comparatively lacklustre Second and Seventh Symphonies [RMo]

Despite cuts and a less than perfect ensemble, the sense of being a part of an exciting occasion is boldly realized here [MP]

One of the finest Beethoven Symphony cycles in the best remasterings [DF]

(Déjà Review) Packed with drama and tunefulness and with virtuosity to burn [KS]

(Déjà Review) A triumph all round [CC]

A treasure trove of delights [PRJ]

First recordings of music by little-known composers, in convincing performances [GH]

A beautifully filmed concert with a surprising programme [WH]

This fills a gap in the musical repertoire of the French Rococo [MP]

A Wagner production from hell to be avoided at all possible costs [PCG]

Hindoyan does absolutely everything right in a beautifully played account [RMo]

(Déjà Review) An outstanding first instalment of Beethoven’s complete works for cello and piano [KS]

(Déjà Review) Committed readings of unjustly neglected works from the forgotten byways of the British Musical Renaissance [HC]

Rare repertoire of fine quality, excellent performances [JV]

Sure to make new friends for Schmidt’s music [WK]

Intentionally slight music played with sensitivity and skill [NB]

Well-chosen old favourites and new discoveries [JF]

A fascinating compilation of Hölderlin-inspired pieces [JQ]

(Déjà Review) A  splendid release in every respect [HC]