Mahler

Going through the motions is not enough with Mahler [DP]

Lovers of great Lieder singing should have this in their collection [RMo]

Despite its fame a misfire from all involved [DMD]

A Mahler 7 to be ranked with the finest but carrying an extra magic only “live” performance can bring [MB]

(Déjà Review) Simply indispensable [TD]

(Déjà Review) A cold journey through Mahler’s fairy tale landscapes [TD]

Another highly successful remastering of a classic recording from HDTT [RMo]

A largely unsung Das Lied gleams like old gold in Beulah’s new issue [DMD]

Bracing and dazzling [DMD]

Jakob Hrůša breaks a lance for the symphony by Hans Rott [JQ]

(Déjà Review) In spite of reservations, hearing this music played by this orchestra under this conductor at this time is thrilling [TD]

The premiere recording of a skilful reduced orchestration of practical value in the concert hall but not for home listening [NB]

A distinguished account of Mahler’s Fifth [JQ]

This group quite surpasses its amateur status: a very good account of a demanding score [RWe]

A major survey of the discography by Lee Denham

Clarity, flexibility, detail and beautiful playing here but inconsistent as a set; some symphonies are superlative, others lack excitement [RMo]

A fine, flexible, sensitive reading somewhat hampered by a lack of sheer weight in the orchestra [RMo]