Claves

Smoothly arranged, expertly performed, yet utterly saccharine, stumbling awkwardly into New Age territory [RHa]

Arambarri has the charm and freshness of Guridi and Canteloube [RB]

A disc to savour [SA]

Beautifully moulded, beckoning and well-recorded performances [SG]

An impressive young cellist in an attractive programme [RWe]

A consistently engaging anthology of ‘romantic’ music for solo harp, all perceptively played [GPu]

(Déjà Review) Wonderfully wrought works, full of catchy, instantly memorable melody and magnificently harmonious [TM]

(Déjà Review) Each work is well worth hearing, and the Serenata is considerably more than that [CW]

Despite some shortcomings, this is one of the better performances of the St John Passion [JV]

Imaginatively programmed and superbly performed [DC]

An international version of some very British works [SB]

A lyrical, transparent account of the Fifth with an interesting condensed finale, and a good Sixth of no special distinction [RMo]

A fascinating juxtaposition of the familiar and the unfamiliar [PJ]

(Déjà Review) An excellently planned programme [NHo]

Two fine new accounts of Bach’s cello suites but the Artway issue is clearly preferable [RMo]

One of the best recordings with a small ensemble [JV]

(Déjà Review) Buy it for the Bach, and become enthralled by the rest [DC]

Assured and attractive music by a major figure in the history of the flute, well played and recorded [GPu]

A day full of music, never a bad thing [RCh]