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(Déjà Review) Add this to your British piano collection without reservation [JW]

Myaskovsky’s symphonic brace that prioritises expansive tempi [JW]

This disc gives eloquent service in its expansion of Morfydd Owen’s recorded music [JW]

The final volume in this series reprises Frederick Stock’s strengths as a recording artist [JW]

(Déjà Review) Fruitful, grand and invigorating [JW]

The second Lemba chamber music volume presents better compositional skill than the first [JW]

The fervour is unceasing and the music is charted with feverish intensity [JW]

Doráti and the Minneapolis in live concerts with variable music-making but some energising rarities included [JW]

(Déjà Review) This documentary raises more questions than answers [JW]

(Déjà Review) A most enjoyably and intelligently conceived disc [JW]

Interesting repertoire but frail, uncompetitive performances and recording [JW]

(Déjà Review) Contemporaneous works by two very different composers of differing generations [JW]

(Déjà Review) Profoundly impressive [JW]

Much to excite the poetic instinct [JW]

Superb transfers of obscure KAPP LPs reveal the lyricism and musical maturity of a remarkable American teenager [JW]

A disc that straddles the acoustic/electric divide and showcases the glorious art of violinist Toscha Seidel [JW]

(Déjà Review) No one with the slightest interest in these composers can fail to be stirred by this release [JW]

The immediate post-war Vox chamber music catalogue gives up its secrets in fine restorations [JW]

(Déjà Review) Admirers of string players will warm to this DVD, and to the estimable performances preserved here [JW]

Beecham live at the Royal Festival Hall, galvanizing in Berlioz and Wagner [JW]

A little slice of Stokowskian debut history in these two discs [JW]

(Déjà Review) Wistful, often romantic and without flourish, and deeply intimate in reach [JW]

Protean and prolific [JW]

Premiere recordings of Joseph Haas’s violin works, an agile and droll student of Max Reger [JW]