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Continuity and change in British lyric song tradition [JF]

(Déjà Review) One of my major musical discoveries of the year [JF]

Discover rare, evocative voices in British piano music [JF]

(Déjà Review) A fine production, essential for enthusiasts of British piano music [JF]

Listen, stop the player, sip a glass of Rioja and move on to the next number! [JF]

Pianistic sophistication, sentiment, wit and wonder [JF]

A complex cycle of sonatas inspired by geological processes [JF]

Brilliant final testimony to Leif Segerstam’s recording career [JF]

A superbly curated disc which rewards unhurried listening and repeated return [JF]

Cathedral power meets Baroque brilliance: Bach unleashed on Liverpool’s Titan [JF]

My go-to version for these remarkable compositions [JF]

Essential for all lovers of English music from the choirstalls and the organ loft [JF]

A valuable exploration of Pitfield’s eminently approachable orchestral music [JF]

A sound and sophisticated production from the first note to the last [JF]

(Déjà Review) I enjoyed virtually all the works presented but the absence of any information about them is deplorable [JF]

Clarity, fastidiousness, wit, harmonic richness, and melodic subtlety [JF]

As an enjoyable exploration of Scott’s music, this disc has not been superseded [JF]

Largely unknown repertoire, a treat for lovers of English piano music [JF]

For all enthusiasts of British piano concertos [JF]

A well planned and superbly performed addition to Fauré’s discography [JF]

by John France

Séverac’s impressionism played with technical brilliance, tremendous sympathy and vivid imagination [JF]

Essential for enthusiasts of British brass band music [JF]

Fascinating Schumann and Liszt on a contemporary piano [JF]