Dvořák

Some superb performances directed by a conductor of the highest calibre, performing live and at the peak of his abilities [RMay]

Godfrey, the precisian, refreshes in these spick and span transfers [RB]

Good, sometimes exceptional; we can expect better in the future [SV]

Performances that rarely justify their re-release or price point [NB]

A rather charmless, heavy-handed take on Dvořák’s famous two sets of dances [RMo]

An important survey of one of the great partnerships of the 20th century at its peak [DHa]

A fascinating, marvellously presented anthology [JQ]

Consistently thought-provoking [DF]

A trio of Bohemian chamber works played with energy and passion [RMo]

Performances from the 1980s full of febrile personality [JW]

Fine readings – almost, but not quite, the genuine article [SV]

A cornucopia of patrician music-making that has rarely been rivalled [RMo]

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

More excellence in this ongoing series, including a superb “New World” symphony [PSt]

This could well become a notable Dvořák cycle [JQ]

“Promising, but doesn’t quite meet expectations.” [SV]

Fine recordings of beloved chamber music [DHa]

A disappointing, generalized survey of what should be infectious music-making [JW]

A satisfying collection of songs from Czech and Slovak lands from a tenor in fine fettle [PH]

Songs from the Czech Lands, and points further East, seconded to the string quartet genre [JW]

by Alan George

Two very fine performances [MC]

(Déjà Review) Finckel gives one of the finest accounts of the Dvořák Cello Concerto ever recorded [MC]

Another anniversary release from the LPO hits the spot [PH]