Divine Art

Wilfred Heaton has been exceptionally well served in this fascinating release [JQ]

Ideal performances of Kapustin’s always entertaining jazz infused compositions [DHa]

(Déjà Review) An encounter with excellence [JW]

(Déjà Review) A fine production, essential for enthusiasts of British piano music [JF]

(Déjà Review) Understanding and affectionate respect [GPu]

British cello compositions spanning a century, almost all in premiere recordings [JW]

Highly effective and inventive works, neatly expanding the repertoire for two pianists [RCh]

This is a thoroughly entertaining release, including a really excellent mix of Williamson’s chamber music [KT]

The music of many wonderful women composers played with devotion and joy [GH]

A superb reminder of why we need the music of Malcolm Williamson [PRJ]

(Déjà Review) It is wonderful that Odysseus has returned – to his proper place before the music-loving public [PSe]

A first-rate disc of engaging music [DJ]

A variety of compositional styles, interesting and evocative music, and a great selection of pieces [KT]

An appropriately inspired selection of works that illustrate brilliant compositional skills [SA]

Warm and understanding performances [WK]

A wonderful treasure chest of rare, interesting music [JF]

Anything but desiccated; technically highly skilled and in places very moving [JPu]

Lyrical music largely inspired by the wildlife and countryside of the Scottish Lowlands [EJW]

A rewarding exploration [JF]

Performances with brilliance, technical competence and a sympathetic understanding [JF]

Light music at its best, entertaining, melodic, charming – and performed with the utmost professionalism [GF]

(Déjà Review) And above all else, above even Baillie, you’ll have a double dose of Williams, a magnificent colossus of an Elijah [JW]

Rare and attractive British music for recorder [GH]

Music to lift the tired soul [PRJ]