Falla

A massive celebratory David Oistrakh box features strikingly good remasterings of his HMV legacy and a vast array of live and broadcast material [JW]

The vibrant, alluring art of arch-Romanticist, Aaron Rosand [JW]

A valuable contribution to the recorded legacy of British music [JF]

Bolet at his sparkling best back in the catalogue [RCh]

De Falla’s evocative music is the highlight of this disc with its unusual but highly effective coupling [RCh]

A collection of Stokowski’s live performances from the end of his career is inevitably something of a mixed bag [PCG]

A great artist’s important legacy restored, including first recordings of Beethoven, Bach and Vaughan Williams [JW]

Irina Arkhipova steals the show in El amor brujo [MBu]

Suave, stylish, scintillating and virtuosic; René Benedetti in his prime [JW]

Four masterpieces from four distinct strands of twentieth-century music [JF]

An 80-CD centenary salute to Marriner, with (or without) his ASMF [JW]

Refined playing with a big sound [ZT]

The intimate guitar at its best [ZT]

There are a few winners here, but no consistency [MP]

Spanish wit, musical clichés and sunshine [JF]

A ravishing debut album that heralds a great future for this artist [MP]

(Déjà Review) Lisztians need to hear Argenta’s Faust; his El Amor Brujo is perhaps the best ever [RB]

Ringingly affirmative Brahms and a good if ordinary de Falla [RB]