Chandos

An enjoyable less well-known work, and the brilliant Brahms worth coming back [ST]

(Déjà Review) A very fine release with much to enjoy here [HC]

(Déjà Review) A forgotten gem which deserves to be rediscovered [RH]

Thoroughly enjoyable if not especially memorable [DJB]

A problematic work emerges in a new light [RMay]

(Déjà Review) A greatly enjoyable disc with three first recordings [DBl]

(Déjà Review) A recording of spectacular range and refinement and singing of the highest calibre [DM]

Volume 2 reaffirms all the qualities of its predecessor [NB]

(Déjà Review) A wonderful thing to have on your shelf or in your pocket [DC]

A welcome reissue of an excellent recording placing Britten’s ballet in context [DHa]

An enjoyable, well performed disc with not much originality or interest [BSt]

A superbly curated disc which rewards unhurried listening and repeated return [JF]

A celebration of the unassuming genius of Sir Andrew Davis [NB]

Flawed by an unidiomatic account of the symphony [RMay]

A splendidly recorded disc of rare Tchaikovsky, performed with spirit and commitment [EJW]

Genuinely illuminating comparisons are made in this excellent recital [DHa]

Varied, energetic, colourful music by a composer who never found a distinctive, individual voice before his premature death [RMo]

A fine choice if one seeks the Violin Concerto and is intrigued by the Suite from Troilus and Cressida [EJW]

A marvellous collection of works by a highly gifted composer with a sense of fun [PRJ]

A fine account of Schubert’s Ninth, and five orchestrated songs as a bonus [LW]

A superb new recording of Strauss’s disturbing masterpiece [SB]

A thoroughly disappointing recording, poorly sung, indifferently conducted and afflicted by problems in the recorded balance [RMo]

A disc of unexpected delights – delicious music played with wit and elegance [NB]

Peter Moore has built on his astonishing debut and his world renown is well deserved [SA]