Chandos

John Wilson and the Sinfonia of London embark on a Walton odyssey [PH]

This new version of the Second Symphony now takes pride of place on the Corigliano part of the shelf [CC]

Undemanding delight, witty repartee, romantic enchantment [RB]

Maurice Greene’s accomplished, perceptive early English oratorio on disc at last, in an excellent performance [JW]

(Déjà Review) Works of the most eloquent melodic and lyric faculty superbly presented [RB]

(Déjà Review) An extraordinarily rewarding series now celebrated in a fourth volume [RB]

A recording which has a lot going for it but which just misses the mark [JQ]

(Déjà Review) It is wonderful to have the first disc of this series [IL]

The excellence of the first four volumes is triumphantly maintained [NB]

Górecki’s impressive quartets are well worth hearing [SB]

Déjà Review) Ventures like this give one hope for the future of recorded music [PCW]

A worthy addition to this useful series [SB]

A more intimate, lower-key account which for me fails to stir the blood [RMo]

Another album of discovery in Chandos’ ongoing survey of R R Bennett [PH]

Fascinating corners in the vast harpsichord repertoire from the court of the Sun King [GH]

Another group of exemplary performances show this composer in the best possible light [NB]

A further opportunity to get to know her fine music [PH]

Busoni’s great Fantasia in its two piano version is the climax of this rewarding disc [SB]

This is a disc that no lover of Sibelius will want to miss [WH]

All the music is expertly crafted, highly attractive and, in the best sense of the word, entertaining [JQ]

An excellent disc [WK]

The rediscovery of Frederick Block is another success in the Music in Exile series [WK]

Enjoyable, buoyant music, superbly performed and recorded [WH]

(Déjà Review) Hickox and Chandos at their very best [RB]