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Enriches the Händel discography and provides insight into Telemann’s talents as an arranger [DF]

Anyone interested in music from the ‘Mannheimer Schule’ should not hesitate to acquire this disc [DF]

Raiskin makes this work sing [RB]

An outstanding advocate plays virtuoso clarinet concertos with verve and character [GH]

A recording which does justice to the fascinating music of a remarkable woman [GPu]

A compelling survey of sacred concertos from the 17th century [JV]

The outstanding work here is the Dixit Dominus, making it clear what a fine composer Martines was [GPu]

Realizes the balletic and symphonic styles, but not everything gels [SV]

Lively performances of little-known compositions from the end of the Baroque period [CRo]

A welcome release centred on the cello works of Nikolai Miaskowsky and his teachers [GT]

A second volume of Lincke’s music offers no surprises but plenty of enjoyment [RMay]

Lyricism and energy in a fine Miaskovsky release [JW]

Joyous music making unveiling a rich seam of undiscovered two-piano repertoire [RCh]

A colourful and vibrant collection of overtures by a little-known composer [JW]

(Déjà Review) Anthony Halstead’s marvellous players have caused me to spend several hours exploring this and related repertoire [DBi]

The new reference recording of Mozart’s Die verstellte Gärtnerin [DF]

A very auspicious start to cpo’s Atterberg Symphonies series [IL]

Wonderful late romanticism conveying vast landscapes of imagination [RCh]

The first volume of the complete orchestral works by one of Poland’s finest twentieth-century symphonists [GH]

(Déjà Review) Deeply impressing pieces [RB]

Exquisite period-instrument performances of rarely-heard Telemann cantatas [DF]

(Déjà Review) Music of your most romantic dreams and packing a grand emotional punch [RB]

There may be more to Lincke than the Gavotte Pavlova and Berliner Luft [RMay]

Rigour and rhythmic drive somewhat leavened by folkloric elements [JW]