Beethoven

Aleksandra Kurzak is in striking form with an album of arias sung by legendary French soprano Cornélie Falcon [MC]

The humane art of Edwin Fischer, heard live at the Salzburg Festival [JW]

(Déjà Review) Admirers of this great German pianist should certainly snap this up [JQ]

The Malion Quartett can stand comparison with anyone in this repertoire [DC]

Further excellent performances and transfers in this ongoing series [PSt]

An evergreen Beethoven Concerto with delightful encores as a bonus [RMas]

The vibrant, alluring art of arch-Romanticist, Aaron Rosand [JW]

A full and varied recital programme, characterized by great dynamic range and highly creative phrasing [MK]

(Déjà Review) A once-in-a-lifetime portrait of two very great and even somewhat enigmatic artists at the top of their form [KS]

Performance that are as sparkling as they are wise [DMD]

An interesting and enterprising recital but a question mark over the suitability of the voice for some of the material [PT]

Elman’s glittering morceau (and some others) in splendid transfers [JW]

A wonderful disc, well recorded and containing some magnificent playing [CC]

The final disc in James Brawn’s Beethoven piano sonata cycle crowns the project with yet another success [RC]

(Déjà Review) As a coupling of the symphonies, this disc is unbeatable [TP]

(Déjà Review) Long may this worthy retrieval continue [JW]

Strong, thoughtful and vivacious performances of these revolutionary sonatas [RCh]

A 4-CD box of reissued concerto performances [JW]

Peerless playing, crystal clear [SA]

Yuja Wang displays her virtuosity and versatility [LW]

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

A mixed cycle of these masterpieces on modern piano by Melvyn Tan [KC]

(Déjà Review) A masterly and visionary cycle offered at a ridiculously low price [NH]

A performance of exquisite refinement [SG]