Brilliant Classics
Shostakovich: String Quartets 10-12 (Brilliant Classics)
A well-played, superb sounding set [PH]
Parant: Premier Livre de Pièces de Clavecin (Brilliant Classics)
An entertaining disc of music from around the start of the decline of the French harpsichord tradition [GPu]
Cello Concertos from the Netherlands (Brilliant Classics)
Top quality soloists promote the cello in compact Dutch concerto works [JW]
Scintilla – Early Italian String Quartets (Brilliant Classics)
Should be acquired by anyone with an affection for the string quartet genre [DC]
JS Bach: English Suites (Brilliant Classics)
Rübsam brings a fresh and intoxicating musicality to these captivating scores [SG]
Stanley: Complete Flute Sonatas (Brilliant Classics)
Fine performances of neglected flute sonatas [JV]
The Charm of the Lyre-Guitar (Brilliant Classics)
A disc which evokes a significant cultural phenomenon from Napoleonic France [GPu]
Mozart: Lodron Night Music (Brilliant Classics)
Delightful performances of delightful music [SB]
Baron: Music for Lute Solo & Lute and Recorder (Brilliant Classics)
It is good to have a disc entirely devoted to the music of Ernst Gottlieb Baron, but my welcome for this disc comes with a few reservations [GPu]
Langlais: Organ Music Vol. 2 (Brilliant Classics)
Performances that capture the spirit of the music as well as any [SG]
Da Crema: Lute Music (Brilliant Classics)
This fine disc shows just how good Da Crema’s music is [GPu]
Beethoven: Symphonies Nos 1-9 (Brilliant Classics)
(Déjà Review) A masterly and visionary cycle offered at a ridiculously low price [NH]
Lebrun: Oboe Concertos (Brilliant Classics)
The writing might be a bit too rococo for some tastes [SFV]
Reicha & Neukomm: Quintets (Brilliant Classics)
Appealing, occasionally quirky Classical quintets [SV]
Bach: Trio Sonatas (Brilliant Classics)
Good performances on a splendid historical instrument [JV]
Margola: Music for Violin, Piano & Orchestra (Brilliant Classics)
This disc provides a good opportunity to make the acquaintance of a talented and affable composer [GPu]
Shostakovich: Symphonies Nos 1-15 (Brilliant Classics)
(Déjà Review) As a way to experience one of the greatest symphonic cycles of the 20th century this has to be an essential purchase at this price [DBi]
Mompou: Misteriós (Brilliant Classics)
Delicate and intimate music, so interpreted by a master guitarist [ZT]
Sibelius: Symphonies (Brilliant Classics)
A fine set but compromised by comparatively lacklustre Second and Seventh Symphonies [RMo]
Summer Dreams – American Piano Duets (Brilliant Classics)
Intentionally slight music played with sensitivity and skill [NB]
Foucquet: Pièces de Clavecin (Brilliant Classics)
A production every lover of the harpsichord should investigate [JV]
Vivaldi: Sonatas for 2 Violins (Brilliant Classics)
Idiosyncratic performances of pared-down music by Vivaldi [CR]
Duarte: Works for Solo Guitar (Brilliant Classics)
More first recordings of John Duarte’s music, in performances of a particularly high standard [ZT]
Tchaikovsky: Complete Symphonies (Brilliant Classics)
Conducting, playing and engineering of the highest quality – subtle and thrilling in equal measure; a treasurable set [RMo]