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A rare Lyrichord session for an obscure pianist [JW]

The refinement and lucid beauty of Caplet heard in a loving performance [JW]

Communicative powers to the fore, Esfahani breathes life into three Czech harpsichord works [JW]

William Primrose’s elite string quartet recordings back after 30 years [JW]

Two striking and almost forgotten string quartets from a short-lived émigré Pole [JW]

Reesen conducts miscellaneous lighter material including the first Danish orchestral records [JW]

Rubbra’s overlooked songs recorded in sympathetic performances [JW]

The final release in the Sevitzky-Indianapolis series ends in a celebration of the dance [JW]

The elegant, refined art of Peter Rybar in fine transfers from his Westminster legacy [JW]

A variably attractive Beethoven cycle from two eloquent Czech musicians [JW]

A welcome restoration of the recordings of a largely overlooked German conductor [JW]

Attractive transfers from the 1920s and 1930s of Stan Golestan’s chamber music [JW]

A great quartet in core repertory and superbly communicative Ginastera [JW]

A great Janáček champion conducts Honegger and Martinů in an obscure Polish recording [JW]

Rigour and rhythmic drive somewhat leavened by folkloric elements [JW]

The Loewenguth Quartet’s stereo Debussy-Ravel coupling reissued in fine transfers [JW]

A welcome reissue of Malipiero’s compact cycle [JW]

Macfarren’s 1864 ballad-chamber-pastoral-Opera da Camera for four singers [JW]

The Nightingale Quartet continues its admirable Holmboe cycle [JW]

Nowowiejski’s concertos, heard in premiere recordings, leave a puzzling impression [JW]

A commanding recording of Louis Glass’s (occasionally) problematic Fourth Symphony [JW]

The Grøndahl legacy series reaches volume 7 with a question mark or two [JW]

A clever conjoining of British song-writing contemporaries [JW]

Previously unreleased Nelson Freire recordings enrich the catalogue [JW]