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A superb debut in these demanding but delightful works [SB}

This disc proves that Conti was a quite fascinating and original composer [JV]

(Déjà Review) Exotic, strange, colourful, yes, but also very satisfying [PSh]

A superb performance of a 17th century German Passion [JV]

Hard to find many positives here [DJB]

A late satiric opera by Antheil, splendidly realised, devoid of Bad Boy but not devoid of spice and wit [JW]

Another recording proves Bacewicz to be a major talent [PRJ]

A semi-forgotten German symphonist does not really convince [JW]

Telemann’s dramatic cantata “Ino” alongside an attractive selection of his opera arias [CRo]

(Déjà Review) A fine start to cpo’s Röntgen symphony series [RB]

(Déjà Review) Brings to fruition a marvellous eight year project in one well presented box. Playing is excellent. A chance to reappraise the work of an underrated composer [JL]

This very well-produced collection will appeal to those who enjoy Lehár’s operettas [EJW]

An impressive display of Pachelbel’s art [JV]

Quite a discovery: an English composer whom time has wrongly overlooked [GH]

Fine accounts of major pieces by an often-overlooked composer [RMay]

The disc sheds new light on Still’s work and musical personality [WK]

Impressive playing of natural trumpets [JV]

Perhaps little more than an abridged curiosity, but mostly well done within the limitations of the form [RMo]

Be surprised by the restraint and elegance of Hoffmann’s chamber music [DS]

This joy of a disc will help increase Gál’s popularity [SA]

A qualified recommendation for a new recording of Lehár’s final operetta for Berlin [PT]

Well-played, attractive but ultimately anonymous music [NB]

(Déjà Review) Harry van der Kamp who directs and sings has done a wonderful job with these works [GH]

Cosmic space and Jesus – two tone poems from the baffling Hjalmar Borgstrøm [JW]