Decca

Shaken, but not stirred – an enthusiastic Mahler 8 that doesn’t displace the classics [LD]

(Déjà Review) An outstanding CD by one of the greatest Mozart players of our time, beautifully recorded [PBW]

Decca’s Turandot, newly remastered, is a magnificent achievement [JQ]

A very welcome addition to the catalogue [MP]

A taut, highly dramatic and skilfully crafted verismo melodrama, which certainly justifies its revival [RMo]

Listening to these brilliant Mozart reinterpretations is a sheer delight [ACG]

(Déjà Review) An absolutely superlative recital [RBe]

(Déjà Review) This Fidelio will surely be one of the most important releases of 2011 [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Life-enhancing fun, and breathtakingly and movingly beautiful [DC]

Mitsuko Uchida revisits late Beethoven to wonderful effect. [DHa]

Kanneh-Mason is a real ball of fire in the concerto [SB]

Pascal Rogé celebrates his 75th birthday with a fine new disc of Fauré [WK]

The soloist shines in this live recital; the technical side of things is disappointing [MP]

Lim’s Carnegie Hall Goldbergs failed to engage me at all [DJB]

Admirable in many regards [DBe]

The greatest soprano of our age in recital from the stage of the Met [PH]

If perfection exists in a recording of this greatest of Baroque solo instrument works, it is here [RMo]

A different side of John Rutter in authoritative performances [LW]

A poised, classical account, beautifully played and recorded, but occasionally lacking the last degree of intensity [RMo]

(Déjà Review) An interesting and enjoyable collection from a young singer on the crest of a wave [RJF]

A breath of fresh air [DC]

(Déjà Review) Fully in touch with Gluck’s keen sense of drama [ST]

(Déjà Review) Still one of the best at any price [DC]

(Déjà Review) A worthy survey of Alvarez’s Verdi career [ST]