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Dominy Clements
Elgar: Violin Concerto (Rubicon)
Love, passion, heartbreak and reconciliation – everything you want from Elgar at his best [DC]
Hiller: Symphonies (cpo)
A pair of surprising and rousing symphonies from a little-known source [DC]
CPE Bach: Cello Concertos (Channel Classics)
Impressive stuff with an individual approach from the soloist [DC]
Hingeston: Fantasy-Suites (cpo)
Hingeston is “something of an inside secret” [DC]
Stracchi: Shakespeare’s Mirror (Hunnia Records)
A gentle interweaving of Shakespeare and music [DC]
Sibelius: Symphonies 2 & 5 (Ondine)
(Déjà Review) All in all, a magnificent success [DC]
Chopin: The Complete Waltzes (Hyperion)
(Déjà Review) Breathtaking technique and musicality combined [DC]
Gordon: Field of Vision (Cantaloupe)
A vast sonic experience that is worth encountering [DC]
Schwindl: Symphonies (Capriccio)
One of those new classical discoveries that don’t come along every day [DC]
Fomin & Wanczura: Orchestral Works (cpo)
Something of an off-the-beaten-track treasure [DC]
Earl: 75th Birthday Tribute (Somm Recordings)
A fine recording that will enhance any piano collection [DC]
Felix Mendelssohn: Organ Sonatas (First Hand Records)
Offers pretty much all you could ask for from these works [DC]
Reich: Music for 18 Musicians, Double Sextet, Radio Rewrite (Harmonia Mundi)
Second time around, but still just as good [DC]
Milestones (Signum Records)
A very nice thing to have around, or to give as a gift to more musically conservative friends [DC]
Andrea Bacchetti (piano): Live at Fazioli Concert Hall (Artemisia)
A substantial and well-crafted recital. [DC]
Heise: Complete String Quartets (Dacapo)
Ticks all of the boxes [DC]
Bach: Keyboard Works (Hyperion)
(Déjà Review) A truly valuable and life enhancing collection [DC]
Peter Donohoe (piano): The Chopin I Love (Somm Recordings)
Delivers all of the pianism and musical depth for which one could ask [DC]
Janitsch: Symphonies & Concertos (cpo)
Janitsch’s work is ripe for discovery and revival, assisted by excellent recordings such as this [DC]
Bach: Keyboard Concertos (Decca)
(Déjà Review) Life-enhancing fun, and breathtakingly and movingly beautiful [DC]
Berlioz: La Damnation de Faust (Challenge Classics)
(Déjà Review) A stunningly vivid live recording of what must have been an electrifying evening at the Concertgebouw [DC]
Mozart: Complete Piano Trios (MDG)
Revel in these delightfully translucent performances [DC]
Nielsen: The Ultimate Solo Piano Collection (OUR Recordings)
Ultimate indeed, in more ways than one [DC]
Graupner: Sinfonias (cpo)
A well full of treats for lovers of unusual baroque period music [DC]
