Deutsche Grammophon

One masterpiece and two occasional works make up Reich’s contribution to the string quartet genre [SB]

(Déjà Review) Truly inspired performances of masterful music [PJL]

Bernstein’s infamous late Pathétique – neither the slowest nor the greatest [LD]

Old war horses emerge reinvigorated [DMD]

Netrebko’s star shines brightly in the otherwise dull Salzburg night’s sky [LD]

Wang is a force of nature in a concerto where Gershwin meets Rachmaninov [DMD]

Classic Kubelík, wonderful Wagner [LD]

(Déjà Review) A fine new recording of Stokowski’s vividly orchestrated responses to Mussorgsky’s music [CT]

Yuja Wang scintillates in an exciting new large-scale American concerto [NB]

A Mahler 7 to be ranked with the finest but carrying an extra magic only “live” performance can bring [MB]

(Déjà Review) Argerich’s superb and rare artistry is demonstrated in this now legendary DG recording [HD]

An extraordinary 1812, and the rest are very good as well [MB]

Moves the Korean into the elite group of pianists [DMD]

No lover of Bartók’s music or of modern 20th century classics should be without this exceptional issue [GFe]

(Déjà Review) A disc that should be bought even by those who resist hype on principle [CH]

Jakob Hrůša breaks a lance for the symphony by Hans Rott [JQ]

A revelatory album [JQ]

Tetelman will win many new admirers with this outstanding debut album [MC]

Wonderful playing and the disc is worth buying for the Masques alone [SB]

A very personal programme which has divided opinions, but does have much to commend it [DJB]

Blistering Ginastera sandwiched between rather average Dvořák and Sarasate [DMD]

Free-spirited accounts, captivatingly played [SG]

A flawlessly played, atmospherically interpreted and beautifully presented collection of Stravinsky’s three major ballets with interesting bonuses [RMo]