Mendelssohn Felix

A desirable collection that captures the Cherkassky magic [SG]

The epitome of violin playing, with interpretations thoughtful and profound [SG]

Slow tempos blunt much of the impact, but the Hartmann stands out [DJB]

A full and varied recital programme, characterized by great dynamic range and highly creative phrasing [MK]

The vibrant, alluring art of arch-Romanticist, Aaron Rosand [JW]

A tremendous performance [JQ]

Elman’s glittering morceau (and some others) in splendid transfers [JW]

Assured playing, let down by the recording [SV]

Strong, masculine playing from Berl Senofsky – along with some less than stellar performances [JW]

Robust and enjoyable Mendelssohn performances [JW]

(Déjà Review) Wonderfully poised & stylish accounts [CF]

Although something of a mixed bag, there’s much to please the Senofsky admirer enshrined in these two discs [SG]

Bolet at his sparkling best back in the catalogue [RCh]

A significant discographical addition [SG]

(Déjà Review) A level of involvement I haven’t heard from Chailly in years [SV]

A sequence of overtures demonstrates the versatility and virtuosity of Boult’s pre-war BBC Symphony [JW]

A wonderful, spellbinding disc; legendary recordings of legendary performances of the two concertos [PSe]

(Déjà Review) And above all else, above even Baillie, you’ll have a double dose of Williams, a magnificent colossus of an Elijah [JW]

Highly enjoyable playing by two pioneers of American pianism [RCh]

Heady sensuality combined with religious rigour: what’s not to like? [ST]

(Déjà Review) A suitably warm and wonderfully detailed recording matches insight, imagination and colouristic sensibility [JW]

A hugely enjoyable celebration of the piano from this supremely gifted pianist [RCh]

A marvellous exhibition of unaccompanied choral singing [JQ]

The Cherubini Quartet’s favourite and less well-remembered recordings [JW]