Capriccio
Gruber: Orchestral Music (Capriccio)
Definitive performances of works by the Viennese iconoclast [PRJ]
Gruber: Piano Works (Capriccio)
Gruber comes over as a civilised flâneur at large in a so-civilised society [RB]
Ferrari: 6 Violin Sonatas (Capriccio)
The best possible case for the little-known Ferrari [JV]
Büttner: Symphonies No.3-4 (Capriccio)
A neglected composer, most well-served in a splendiferous recording [EJW]
Kashperova: Piano Concerto, Symphony in B (Capriccio)
A truly unjustly neglected composer, who deserves much greater attention [EJW]
Humperdinck: Das Mirakel (Capriccio)
It is a modern miracle to welcome to disc this forgotten worldwide sensation from 1911 [MP]
Braunfels: Jeanne d’Arc (Capriccio)
An important work in Braunfels’ output, exceptionally well served in this live recording. [JQ]
Weill: Love Life (Capriccio)
A marvellous premiere recording of an unfairly neglected show [JQ]
Kabeláč: Symphony 2 (Capriccio)
Wartime defiance from the indomitable Miloslav Kabeláč [JW]
Strauss: Elektra (Capriccio)
(Déjà Review) Varnay and Fischer are superb, alas in compromised sound [DH]
Noskowski: Symphony No. 3 (Capriccio)
Noskowski’s finest symphony is played with flair and Step gets a rare outing [JW]
Suppé: Die Schöne Galathée (Capriccio)
(Déjà Review) Pleasantly lyrical and pure-toned [RW]
Shostakovich: Orchestral Songs (Capriccio)
A wonderfully varied collection, in mostly excellent performances [GPJ]
Shostakovich: Jazz Suites, Ballet Suites, Concertos (Capriccio)
An entertaining box of mostly the lighter, often hilarious, side of Shostakovich’s output, in excellent performances [GPJ]
Poulenc & Francaix: Chamber music (Capriccio)
(Déjà Review) A thoroughly engaging disc of very worthwhile music all superbly recorded [DM]
Shostakovich: Film Music Edition (Capriccio)
A generous selection of Shostakovich’s copious but uneven production of film music [SB]
Bruckner: Symphony 7 (Capriccio)
Possibly the worst Bruckner Seventh I have ever heard [LD]
Sauer & Ansorge: Piano Concertos (Capriccio)
Two German contemporaries and their very different approaches to the piano concerto [JW]
Shostakovich: Complete symphonies (Capriccio)
One of the leading cycles, in a fine-sounding stereo incarnation [RWe]
Sinding: Symphonies (Capriccio)
A fitful, erratic Norwegian symphonic cycle that rises to heights [JW]
Bruckner: Symphony No. 1 (Capriccio)
A performance which may entice those whose main interests lie with Bruckner’s classical predecessors and may refresh the ears of more seasoned Brucknerians [GPu]
Weigl: Symphony No 3, Symphonic Prelude (Capriccio)
This may appeal to those interested in the byways of Germanic composition in the early 20th century [EJW]





































