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(Déjà Review) Weinberg managed with assurance and complete appreciation [JW]

Sprightly and well thought out music played with some brilliance [BBr]

(Déjà Review) Another Lehár hit from cpo [IL]

Contrasting symphonies from a master deserving of more attention [DJB]

Now obscure, but once widely celebrated, Gyrowetz is a composer worth hearing [RWe]

Colourful, Powerful Performances of Beethoven’s Music for the Theatre [DF]

Delightful mid-18th century rarities [DC]

Some wonderful writing in these concertos that have lain unheard for nearly a century [RCh]

A strong case for a neglected composer [JV]

Distinctly a second-tier composer, but with craftsmanship, propulsion, and melody to match the best [SV]

Vibrant performances of Beethoven’s theatrical compositions [DHa]

(Déjà Review) Splendid and approachable … interesting and unusual [MS]

(Déjà Review) A stirring epic symphony and the dazzle of a latter-day Capriccio Italien [RB]

A selection of vocal and instrumental works from Handel’s Italian sojourn performed with flair [CRo]

Vienna to Oxford: Quartets Reborn [JF]

A fine, newly discovered Baroque opera receives a confident debut recording [MP]

Some fun new music from that neglected period between ‘Classical’ and ‘Romantic’ [DC]

More reclamations of the music of little-known William Smethergell – pleasing, charming music though rather niche [JW]

(Déjà Review) Symphonies in an idiom between Bizet, Beethoven & Mendelssohn [RB]

One of the best of the many 18th century symphonists in the shadow of Mozart and Haydn [DJB]

A swift and lean Petite Messe that doesn’t quite hit the spot [RMas]

Music full of lyricism, depth and occasionally perplexing direction [JW]

Late romantic music from this legendary violinist including a concerto that deserves attention [RCh]

Light suites and chamber-scaled orchestral pieces by amiable British composers [JW]