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Danish romantic piano music, full of interest, gives much pleasure [JF]

Forgotten but Restored: the art of a fluent, fleet but nervous Danish pianist and Nielsen specialist [JW]

(Déjà Review) Bendix wrote some extremely beautiful and moving music [JF]

Another enjoyable portrait of this enduring festival which still piles on the surprises and delights [RCh]

A number of works catch the ear [JW]

The Siegfried Langgaard concerto is one of the very best of romantic works [JF]

(Déjà Review) Three memorable Danish romantic piano concertos [RB]

Volume 7 of the Koppel series, finally here, shows the composer’s two sides [JW]

Core repertory from Thomas Jensen in authoritative performances [JW]

Well-wrought and ultimately charming repertoire [JF]

Well-chosen, interesting repertoire, and many discoveries [JF]

Licad’s extrovert pianism suits this vibrant recital [RCh]

(Déjà Review) A most worthwhile conspectus of these three very varied women [JW]

A fine balance of confidence, naivety and a sense of Nordic tragedy in each sonata’s progress [JF]

Impeccable, illuminating and inspiring performances [JF]

Splendidly captures the mood of these songs, with all their varied emotions [JF]

Affectionate, elegant and sophisticated performances [JF]

This is a desirable acquisition for all lovers of choral music [GF]

Reesen conducts miscellaneous lighter material including the first Danish orchestral records [JW]

An attractive performance of Mendelssohn-Hensel’s most ambitious piano collection [RCh]

The Grøndahl legacy series reaches volume 7 with a question mark or two [JW]

A rewarding exploration of a variety of virtuosic works – technical wizardry and sheer lyricism [JF]

The second of three volumes, of great interest to all Ravelians [JF]

New and adventurous repertoire from Thomas Jensen’s broadcasts [JW]