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(Déjà Review) Striking performances of these late masterpieces [JF]

(Déjà Review) A worthy part of what is a major, important project in British recorded music [JF][RB]

Parry’s hidden piano riches brought home [JF]

Premiere recordings unveil Howells’s hidden catalogue [JF]

Crafted British light music for today [JF]

Bach’s legacy: From Romanticism to clarity [JF]

Joyous, bittersweet, brilliantly captured Poulenc [JF]

Light‑music flair with symphonic aspirations [JF]

Sparkling performances of Czerny’s brilliant duets [JF]

(Déjà Review) Some very impressive and often very romantic music [JF]

Evocative, iridescent, masterfully performed chamber music [JF]

Hellish virtuosity meets refined musical grace [JF]

Brilliant premiere recordings of masterly originals and transcriptions [JF]

Refined classical interpretations of ragtime’s king [JF]

Beyond the Toccata: Widor’s Piano Secrets [JF]

(Déjà Review) This present excellent CD must surely act as a catalyst for a deeper exploration of Easdale’s music [JF]

Unearthing twentieth‑century choral treasures anew [JF]

A deeply moving exploration of Vaughan Williams’s more intimate side [JF]

Intensity, irony, intimacy: modernism unveiled [JF]

Honeybourne unveils Redman’s long‑lost landscapes [JF]

Shadowed Brahms meets Gál’s lyrical wit [JF]

Two masterpieces transformed by Karajan’s alchemy [JF]

Utterly sympathetic and inspired [JF]

From macabre midnight to hopeful dawn [JF]