cpo

A pair of surprising and rousing symphonies from a little-known source [DC]

Hingeston is “something of an inside secret” [DC]

Interesting, different, fun, rarely heard and very well played [JWe]

Pleasant and well-crafted music, well performed [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Splendid – the story may be slender but the music is anything but [GF]

(Déjà Review) Very impressive indeed [RB]

Variety, contrast and novelty in a fine British selection [JW]

Something of an off-the-beaten-track treasure [DC]

Newly revived works shine a revealing new light on the composer [RMay]

Well worth investigation if you enjoy colourful late-Romantic orchestral scores [EJW]

Janitsch’s work is ripe for discovery and revival, assisted by excellent recordings such as this [DC]

First and last symphonic efforts from Woyrsch which again show his very limited gift for melody [EJW]

(Déjà Review) Perhaps Schmid is due a revival for its melodic fluency and formal coherency, if slightly lacking in invention and adventure. Worth a listen though [GD]

An unusually comprehensive and rewarding set of Mendelssohn string quartets [SB]

Riveting accounts of dramatic early Classical symphonies [CRo]

cpo must be congratulated for once again finding another original voice [Byz]

Effortlessly tuneful music in fine performances [BW]

A well full of treats for lovers of unusual baroque period music [DC]

Splendid versions of Gál’s very important works [WK]

Throwing light on yet another neglected late-Romantic German composer [EJW]

(Déjà Review) Breathtaking flute playing [CR]

An excellent chance to acquaint oneself with an outstanding female composer of the 17th century [MP]

(Déjà Review) Telemann impresses once again [JV]

A desirable disc of music by an underappreciated Dutch composer [EJW]