Dvořák

(Déjà Review) Fischer and his colleagues enter a very competitive field and offer extremely fine versions of both symphonies which must now be counted among the best available [JQ]

Ekaterina Siurina’s voice is in mint condition, with perfectly controlled vibrato and a glowing delivery [GF]

(Déjà Review) Anyone who is more interested in genuine music-making rather than state-of–the-art sound will not be disappointed [TH]

Klemperer consolidated; his full Warner legacy in best-yet transfers [JW]

A rewarding collection [GT]

A vibrant and enthusiastic rendering [MZ]

(Déjà Review) Hugely impressive performances from first note to last [MC]

This programme of Czech music for strings gives much pleasure [LW]

A remarkable record – I have little hesitation in making the Dvorák a first choice [CC]

A reissue of an imperishable “classic of the gramophone” – the greatest music of its genre in the best of 60s stereo sound [RMo]

(Déjà Review) Much beautiful playing here, polished and musical [PJL]

Deeply felt and beautifully played, flawless intonation and ensemble, but inferior balance and sound [RMo]

A heart-warming disc of the Dvořák serenades, played and recorded beautifully [JP]

Concertos and duos from Szigeti’s peak [JW]

An affectionately played trio of works by Dvořák at his most typically exuberant [RMo]

A generous-minded performance somewhat let down by idiosyncratic recording quality [JW]

A striking release of Dvořák’s chamber music from Jan Vogler and friends [MC]

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

Cellistic surprises from Isserlis [JW]