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The final furlong for Szigeti’s legacy on Pristine Audio with top-notch Obert-Thorn restorations [JW]

Astonishingly vivid off-air survivors from London’s Queen’s Hall in the 1930s [JW]

(Déjà Review) My first meeting with Müller and I hope it won’t be my last … music which is animated, warm and intriguing [JW]

An important cache of early chamber music recordings heard in debatable transfers [JW]

Premiere recordings of three neglected but attractive piano concertos [JW

Salon-scaled charmers from a significant teacher and performer [JW]

Core repertory from Thomas Jensen in authoritative performances [JW]

Parry’s Wagnerian dilemmas encountered in this premiere recording [JW]

There is, unfortunately, little if anything that is distinctive in much of his music [JW]

A highly effective disc [JW]

An ingenious collection of dances, though perhaps not to be played straight through [JW]

(Déjà Review) Spiritual engagement of the profoundest kind [JW]

Derek Scott encountered in a third disc of his music; tone poems, fantasies and darker music [JW]

Werner Herbers’s swansong with his Ebony Band: more previously unrecorded Weimar delights [JW]

A stylish release featuring a quartet of sonatas played by the sumptuous tonalist Louis Kaufman [JW]

Michelangeli’s Mozart at its most ebullient, masculine and human [JW]

(Déjà Review) A fine start to a much neglected body of work [JW]

(Déjà Review) The Chilingirians really do bring life and joyous affirmation to this [JW]

(Déjà Review) Displays all Carter’s life-affirming complexity [JW]

More premiere recordings of Myaskovsky’s introspective songs [JW]

(Déjà Review) A disc of drama, excitement and real historical and musical value [JW]

More pluses and some minuses with Goossens in Cincinnati [JW]

A long-running series throws up more compositional dilemmas [JW]

Lortat, a real competitor to Cortot in Chopin, finally receives the transfers he deserves [JW]