Danacord

Treats galore in this annual release that never disappoints [RCh]

Enchanted music with appeal to lovers of fairy tales of all ages [JF]

Damgaard often achieves a wonderful calm in inspired interpretations [MG]

(Déjà Review) Marshev is a capably sympathetic advocate for these neglected romantics [RB]

Attractive piano miniatures by a late-Romantic Dane [RCh]

Uniformly excellent performance of a wide range of pianistic rarities [JF] [JF]

Absorbing and moving performances [JF]

(Déjà Review) This fine addition to the discography could well be your first choice [JF]

A stylish and beautifully played collection of Ravel orchestral pieces that started life as piano works [GPJ]

A violin concerto-heavy serving of Grøndahl in 1950s broadcasts [JW]

A wonderful primer to Ravel’s orchestrations [JF]

Many pleasing moments for the engaged listener [JF]

Discography expansion in the work of Thomas Jensen [JW]

Altogether a pleasurable experience [RB]

New music, unfamiliar music and Light Music form this focused twofer [JW]

A near-complete 1930s Brandenburg Concerto cycle from Berlin and interesting additions [JW]

Trondhjem continues exploring the pleasant piano music of this long-lived Dane [RCh]

The main works are ill-served by eccentric tempi and phrasing [RWe]

Superb performances, great sound quality, brilliant documentation and rewarding programming [JF]

(Déjà Review) A perceptive coupling of thoughtful and scintillating performances recorded with warmth and clarity [PSe]

The performance captures all the nuances of Ravel’s pianism [JF]

Holmboe’s Seventh Symphony heads a varied and packed historic Danacord twofer [JW]

Broadcasts of Nielsen concertos from unfamiliar soloists head a variety-packed twofer [JW]

Moving, inspirational recordings of late masterpieces [JF]