Bruch

The legendary Fritz Kreisler comes up pristinely in new transfers of his concerto recordings [PH]

A great orchestra pays its tribute to a much loved conductor [PH]

A massive celebratory David Oistrakh box features strikingly good remasterings of his HMV legacy and a vast array of live and broadcast material [JW]

A worthy release of outstanding playing [SG]

Stirring performances of two violin concertos with very different histories [WK]

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

A well-compiled set of live performances which is enthusiastically welcomed [SG]

Superb singing of a slightly undifferentiated programme [NB]

An impressive young cellist in an attractive programme [RWe]

A fine representative collection; no more rustic accents, please [JW]

(Déjà Review) Full marks to Hänssler for giving enduring life to this most attractive and expert craftsman [JW]

Lovers of English song should not hesitate: acquire this disc and gatecrash Uncle Ralph’s musical party [JQ]

Imaginatively programmed and superbly performed [DC]

The first Bruch/Mendelssohn coupling is restored, with Tchaikovsky to swell the programme [JW]

An ingenious collection of dances, though perhaps not to be played straight through [JW]

Esther Yoo’s performances of the Bruch and Barber concertos make this a highly desirable album [MC]

A well-played but unbalanced programme [NB]

Tried and tested staples from Milstein’s discography [JW]

(Déjà Review) Quite the finest performance of the Bruch concerto I have ever heard [CF]

Cellistic surprises from Isserlis [JW]