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Beethoven at the limits, occasionally exhausting, but always compelling [DJB]

An intelligent combination of Respighi-related works, given good performances [DJB]

Galant-era symphonies from a student of Bach; pleasant company, but no more [DJB]

Convincing demonstration of the depth of talent of Baroque Thuringian composers [DJB]

Such an odd mix of music, but somehow it works [DJB]

So much enjoyment to be gained from these three contrasting works [DJB]

An intelligent choice of music, given outstanding performances and sound [DJB]

An intriguing programme with a startling performance of the Dvořák [DJB]

A fine performance of the concerto but the other works do not impress [DJB]

Re-imaginings of Bach’s immortal melodies in a modern idiom that provide many pleasures [DJB]

Middle-of-the-road performances that do not excite or enchant [DJB]

Very different takes on these attractive works, neither entirely successful [DJB]

Performances that the composer would have greatly admired but … [DJB]

Plenty to enjoy across a range of styles [DJB]

Straight to the top of the list for the complete set [DJB]

Pleasant Brahms-influenced works, lacking much spark [DJB]

(Déjà Review) An excellent sampler of the accessible Glass [DJB]

Contrasting symphonies from a master deserving of more attention [DJB]

I was entranced, enraptured and enthralled – you have to have this one [DJB]

My admiration for Kaufmann’s music continues to grow [DJB]

Dubin’s playing is outstanding, which makes the short runtime even more regrettable [DJB]

Very fine Scarlatti but where’s the rest? [DJB]

Substantial works get their time in the sun after more than 120 years; the Zurrón is a real discovery [DJB]

(Déjà Review) A triumph of melody and rhythm over modernism – life-affirming [DJB]