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

Delightful lost treasures from French musical history [JF]

Neo-classical music creates a bittersweet harmonic and melodic sound world [JF]

A good introduction to the symphonies [JF]

A stimulating exploration of the Kreutzer Quartet’s talents [JF]

The final instalment of Christopher Guild’s imaginative survey of Center’s piano music [JF]

Another major contribution to Scottish classical music [JF]

Well-chosen old favourites and new discoveries [JF]

Another enlightening exploration of a broad range of Elisabeth Lutyens’s piano music [JF]

Floating, atmospheric, finely crafted Parisian music [JF]

Thirteen pieces, eleven cathedral organs, nine organists, one excellent concept [JF]

The Choir of Trinity College Chapel gives a consoling, inspiring performance [JF]

Chiara Cipelli responds vividly to the lyricism, wit and occasional melancholy of these diverse pieces [JF]

Charming pieces, well stated and beautifully played [JF]

Beautiful hidden gems from the clarinet trio repertoire [JF]

(Déjà Review) An excellent opportunity to move beyond the familiar [JF]

Sensuous, inventive and often fantastic improvisations [JF]

Near perfect music from the late fifteenth century sung in glorious style [JF]

This impressive recital ‘parallels’ old and new favourites [JF]

This important historical document must be judged on its own terms [JF]

An absorbing exploration of 20th-century church music, and a few recent compositions [JF]

Four 20th century composers united in their response to political extremism [JF]

Three fulfilling works interconnected by pedagogical history [JF]

Superb performances, great sound quality, brilliant documentation and rewarding programming [JF]