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Performances that can turn the abstract towards the poetic, and simplicity into sophistication [DC]

(Déjà Review) The gold standard for these works [DC]

A very solid choice for Bach’s French Suites on harpsichord [DC]

(Déjà Review) Deserving of a lasting place in contemporary repertoire [DC]

Excellent in every way [DC]

Six delightful quartets, but who was their composer? [DC]

(Déjà Review) Authentic, and very easy to recommend [DC]

Monumental input from each composer, and recording and performance quality to match [DC]

Captivating, mesmerising, and life-enhancing [DC]

Love, passion, heartbreak and reconciliation – everything you want from Elgar at his best [DC]

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

Impressive stuff with an individual approach from the soloist [DC]

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

A gentle interweaving of Shakespeare and music [DC]

(Déjà Review) All in all, a magnificent success [DC]

(Déjà Review) Breathtaking technique and musicality combined [DC]

A vast sonic experience that is worth encountering [DC]

One of those new classical discoveries that don’t come along every day [DC]

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

A fine recording that will enhance any piano collection [DC]

Offers pretty much all you could ask for from these works [DC]

Second time around, but still just as good [DC]

A very nice thing to have around, or to give as a gift to more musically conservative friends [DC]

A substantial and well-crafted recital. [DC]