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This beautifully engineered package is one with which I shall be able to live happily for a long time [DC]

If the idea of neatly obtaining Brahms’s entire two-piano output appeals, then this fits the bill in just about every regard [DC]

Had enough of contemporary Nordic choral music? Well, think again… [DC]

Should be acquired by anyone with an affection for the string quartet genre [DC]

New meat for cello fans [DC]

Fascinating sonorities and intriguing music [DC]

(Déjà Review) An impressive, irreversible strength to the works on this disc [DC]

Anyone for a Ravel world premiere? [DC]

A valuable re-release by any standards [DC]

Something rather special [DC]

Bewitching total immersion in sublime harp sounds [DC]

Intriguing repertoire from a fascinating corner of Czech music [DC]

A boundary-challenging set [DC]

Not a ‘sing-along’ album, but richly suffused with the spirit of Yule [DC]

A welcome addition to the Smyth discography [DC]

The Widor concerto is quite a discovery [DC]

A programme infused with qualities of permanence and necessity [DC]

(Déjà Review) I have been completely re-educated as to the substance and content of these pieces. What more can one ask for! [DC]

The Malion Quartett can stand comparison with anyone in this repertoire [DC]

Lively new music from a lost concert hall [DC]

A refreshing dose of new music in that much-loved English tradition [DC]

(Déjà Review) Highly attractive [DC]

(Déjà Review) Claire Edwardes is a marvellous advocate for her profession and this repertoire [DC]

Every aspect of motherhood given its own sacred musical space [DC]