Elgar

(Déjà Review) At last a version of this legendary work for pleasure, analysis and study [JF]

Another notable contribution from Huddersfield to the Gerontius discography [JQ]

Elgarian discographic firsts from the immediate post-war period, with competing Enigma Variations [JW]

(Déjà Review) High standards … a fascinating programme [GPJ]

A special performance of a special piece. [DHa]

(Déjà Review) A remarkable achievement [JQ]

A splendid live recording of Gerontius [JQ]

A 36-CD remastered box that restores (almost) all Boult’s mono legacy for the Warner umbrella of labels [JW]

A thrusting, brilliant Elgar Concerto, informed by early recordings, and a great Adès [JW]

A concerto quartet from Ida Haendel’s BBC broadcasts spanning nearly 25 years [JW]

(Déjà Review) Vital and individual readings from a safe pair of hands [WH]

Forgettable conducting, but superb piano playing [RMas]

An invaluable album which expands our appreciation of Boult’s direction of Elgar’s music [JQ]

Accounts of two of Elgar’s greatest orchestral scores which are well worth hearing [JQ]

(Déjà Review) I’d say that Graffin loves the concerto very much and that comes through [JQ]

(Déjà Review) A wonderful thing to have on your shelf or in your pocket [DC]

A second volume matches the high quality of the first – sensitive performances beautifully recorded [NB]

Bernstein at his most wilful and brilliant [LD]

Well-played and recorded but I have reservations about some of the repertoire [GPu]

A very fine recording that gives one the best chance to reconsider The Kingdom’s virtues [NB]

An excellent follow-up to these performers’ previous disc of orchestral anthems [JQ]

Another great take on Elgar’s First from a top German orchestra and their outgoing chief [PH]

A fine achievement which amply demonstrates the greatness of Elgar’s score [JQ]

This version has much to commend it but it doesn’t displace existing recommendations [JQ]