Decca

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]

(Déjà Review) In spite of some reservations there is a lot to admire here [GF]

(Déjà Review) One of the greatest opera recordings of all time! [GF]

(Déjà Review) Compact good value and pleasing musical sense [RB]

If you like your Richard Strauss vigorous and in full technicolour sound, then you will want to hear this performance [TP]

Mäkelä disappoints in French music [LD]

Lim’s superb musicianship and technical brilliance do not quite match the magic of the Horowitz-Ormandy live performance [RMo]

A rewarding recital, if you can take to the first Ballade [SB]

Some of the 20th century’s greatest cello music, superbly played and recorded [GPJ]

A rare misfire in Decca’s hugely impressive opera back-catalogue [LD]

A fine Dutchman whose focus is firmly centred upon Lise Davidsen’s radiant Senta [RMo]

An interesting, provocative reading of the Symphony and the performances of the songs are very good [JQ]

Classic accounts from a Mozart specialist, full of life and spirit [RMo]

Compellingly truthful performances of a triptych of Shostakovich symphonies [AG]