Genuin

A veritable cornucopia of delights [PRJ]

A début that very much lives up to its name [RCh]

I like the directness and clarity of Rubinova’s approach [MG]

A wonderfully intelligent, interesting programme, superbly performed [NB]

Interesting programming and some evocative pianism [RCh]

Not everything gels perfectly, but when it does Klumpp impressively catches Mozart’s sense of adventure in a whole new world [MG]

Floating, atmospheric, finely crafted Parisian music [JF]

Well played and well recorded but interpretatively rather plain [NB]

An imaginative and thoroughly rewarding re-working of Schbert’s Winterreise for voice, chorus and two accordions [PT]

A wonderfully entertaining programme with some real treats [RCh}

Blazingly impressive performances given with intense virtuosity and musical insight [NB]

Contemporary Columbian music for the piano accordion which takes a great deal of getting used to [GH]

Seasoned collectors will derive much pleasure from this unusual arrangement [GF]

The best case for Brahms’s song cycle [DF]

A beautiful tone and natural, unmannered playing and flexibility of phrasing [RCh]

An exciting collection of new music for accordion, guitar, and chamber orchestra [SW]

A rewarding release, thought-provoking and inspiring [SG]

A beautifully executed programme of solo piano music that has identity as its theme and its concealment behind masks [MSt]

Sympathetic and moving recording of an oratorio by JS Bach’s least-known musical son [CRo]

This disc’s concept makes it a valuable addition to the Bach discography [JV]

The outer movements of Symphony 41 are splendid; elsewhere Klumpp’s Mozart can be a shade relentless [MG]