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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]

Martinů’s one-act operas heard in persuasive, lively performances [JW]

Boult the accompanist and symphonic conductor straddling the mono/stereo divide [JW]

Handy and Hughes stride forth in their latest volume of British cello sonatas
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Kreisler’s 1945-50 radio broadcasts continue with a consistently good selection [JW]

Restored Enescu reveals his versatility and variety in fine performances [JW]

Writer and composer Paul Bowles restored on disc [JW]

The final Solstice salute to a great piano stylist [JW]

An extrovert reading of Theodora but one short of consolation [JW]

A warmly sympathetic duo rates highly in Martinů Cello Sonatas [JW]

More live Lateiner; a pianist of probity, directness and high gifts [JW]

New and adventurous repertoire from Thomas Jensen’s broadcasts [JW]

Gina Bachauer’s powerful Mercury legacy, collated in its entirety for the first time in a single box [JW]

A little-remembered Bohemian on the cusp of Classicism [JW]

Norwegian discoveries from Belgrade [JW]

Late Casals in imperfect recordings, attractively remastered and presented [JW]

A generous-minded performance somewhat let down by idiosyncratic recording quality [JW]

A transplanted Russian composer who valued intimate conjunctions and statuesque ritual [JW]

Boult’s Deccas handsomely boxed; two Messiahs, Acis and miscellaneous recitals [JW]

The molten tonalist Toscha Seidel triumphs in a selection of his 78s [JW]

Rosand’s first Vox recordings are restored for a new generation [JW]