Lyrita

George Lloyd in bandsman mode in the latest volume of his ‘Signature Edition’ [JW]

(Déjà Review) Rarely, rarely comes an opportunity like this [SHa]

If you like the music of George Lloyd, get these fine recordings, especially if you only know his orchestral music [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Great to have this landmark recording issued on CD [JF]

Highly attractive choral music in a conservative idiom, splendidly performed and recorded [WH]

An outstanding CD which is likely to be the most important contribution on disc to the Stanford centenary [JQ]

Two very different, attractive recent works by Richard Blackford in excellent performances [JQ]

Communicative and lyrical piano concertos reissued in the ‘Signature Edition’ [JW]

Delightful from start to finish [WK]

Neo-classical music creates a bittersweet harmonic and melodic sound world [JF]

The second tranche of reissues of Lloyd conducting Lloyd [JW]

Ample rewards for a serious piano music lover [SA]

Cyril Scott’s 1930s revision of his Piano Sonata, Op.66 heard in a strange disc [JW]

(Déjà Review) Benjamin’s light and serious sides generously represented in vivid performances and with recording to match [RB]

Attractive and entertaining, but unfamiliar music, beautifully performed [NB]

George Lloyd conducts his first six symphonies in Lyrita’s reissues [JW]

(Déjà Review) The reappearance on CD of these performances is a cause for great celebration [JQ]

Premiere recordings of three neglected but attractive piano concertos [JW

Five-star performances and recordings of second tier works [NB]

Otherwise unheard, these works are neither rugged nor rebarbative but beckon and reward [RB]

A successful and informative introduction to this appealing composer’s work [NB]

A dizzying mercury-high landmark in little known music – enjoyable in its own right [RB]

Does extremely well in introducing the reader to the man and his music [RB]

Martin Jones proves a strong advocate for this intriguing repertoire [PBW]