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A spellbinding confrontation of liturgical music from two traditions – a perfect ‘alternative’ for Christmastide [JV]

A nice demonstration of the practice of ‘playing in the organ’ [JV]

Both the ensemble and the playing of the individual members are excellent and hard to surpass [JV]

A disc to treasure, with probably the best ever performance of Bach’s famous Cantata BWV51 [JV]

Well-written, entertaining harp quartets by a little-known composer, in excellent performance [JV]

The perfect disc to musically celebrate Christmas [JV]

Tradition and innovation in a compelling recital of French harpsichord music [JV]

Fine performances of a little-known part of Abel’s oeuvre [JV]

The glorious conclusion of an interesting and important project [JV]

One of the main attractions of this disc is the magnificent De profundis [JV]

An impressive testimony of Lully’s skills as a composer of sacred music [JV]

Cello playing of the highest calibre [JV]

This disc sheds light on liturgical practice in Denmark in the early 17th century [JV]

An interesting and musically captivating contribution to the Byrd commemoration [JV]

Compelling performances of cantatas by a great composer of the 17th century [JV]

Top-class performances of music by a ‘forgotten’ master [JV]

An impressive survey of the art of the Bach family [JV]

If you look for a recording of this collection, this production is a serious option to be considered [JV]

A compelling recital which places Frescobaldi in his historical context [JV]

All three works have been recorded before, but this disc is a good competition [JV]

Brescianello’s chamber music I have heard confirms his qualities. I am looking forward to the next volumes [JV]

The three composers on this disc take advantage of excellent performances by Cristina Bayón Álvarez [JV]

Fine performances of liturgical organ music by a little-known master from South Germany [JV]

Cuts aside, a very fine performance of one of Fux’s works for the stage [JV]