Deutsche Grammophon

(Déjà Review) A real feeling of being the definitive article [TH]

A generation after his first brilliant recordings, Bernstein again champions the symphonies of a favourite composer [RMo]

Authoritative and heartfelt performances, warmly recommended [SG]

(Déjà Review) Tremendous, life-affirming Mozart playing, marking Pollini’s welcome return to this territory [CC]

A stylish, first-class Weill compilation [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Lang Lang’s sparkling playing and considerable insights make for joyous listening [MC]

A look back at favourites from France in Barenboim’s Berlin return [PH]

A stunning new high resolution transfer of this classic recording [MP]

An impressive recording debut from Joana Mallwitz [PH]

The best new Parsifal recording since Kubelik [SSc]

(Déjà Review) Much to admire here [TD]

Finely wrought performances, played with complete authority [SG]

(Déjà Review) A disc to return to many, many times [CC]

(Déjà Review) An explosively dramatic and expressive piece given an exemplary performance – very highly recommended [AT]

Imaginatively constructed, probing and a tribute to sensitivity and outstanding musicianship [SG]

A cunningly devised programme ideally showcasing Quasthoff’s vocal versatility and dramatic gifts [RMo]

Any release from the Emersons is worthy of attention and this set is no exception [MC]

(Déjà Review) Torrid Slavonic performances of both the graceful Variations and the gloomily brilliant Symphony [RB]

Quite a debut – a truly excellent Szymanowski [CC]

Overall, this is an unsatisfying and disappointing CD [PBW]

(Déjà Review) This well sung performance in traditional sets and costumes will provide much enjoyment [RJF]

Despite cuts and a less than perfect ensemble, the sense of being a part of an exciting occasion is boldly realized here [MP]

A glimpse into Serkin’s final thoughts in works always central to his repertoire [SG]

Bernstein in genial mood directing a luscious-sounding Concertgebouworkest [RMo]