Mozart

A live concert from 1972 finds David Nadien and Jaques Abram in excellent form [JW]

(Déjà Review) A starry cast, with a classic performance from Gottlob Frick, achieving not quite the sum of its parts [DBe]

An important survey of one of the great partnerships of the 20th century at its peak [DHa]

A fascinating, marvellously presented anthology [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Fine, vital live performances of two of Mozart’s greatest symphonies [JQ]

Consistently thought-provoking [DF]

(Déjà Review) Playing that is full of stylish élan and richness of character [DC]

The young Nathan Milstein: a consummate professional at work [RMa]

(Déjà Review) Hesitate not – this really is new Mozart [DC]

An intriguing  new performing version of Mozart’s great unfinished Mass [MP]

(Déjà Review) Eye-opening and bargain-priced accounts of considerable interest [RMay]

A classic that sounds better than ever, but look elsewhere for Figaro heaven [ST]

Two accounts that are as fine as any in the catalogue, making a valuable pairing [RMo]

The restored recordings of Erling Bloch – sonata and trio player, quartet leader, eminent teacher and committed exponent [JW]

A Mozartian 90th birthday to Peter Frankl, live from Cleveland, and full of sensitive musicianship [JW]

A cornucopia of patrician music-making that has rarely been rivalled [RMo]

I’d be willing to stay up all night to hear her [RMo]

There is a reason why “The Golden Age of Singing” is so named here… [RMo]

(Déjà Review) An interesting and enjoyable collection from a young singer on the crest of a wave [RJF]

A marvellous release, particular for a best-of-both-worlds Sinfonia Concertante [ST]

(Déjà Review) A bridge too far, too soon [RMo]

A mixed bag of achievements for the first recording in French of Mozart’s singspiel [MP]

A historical issue, the first Magic Flute to include dialogue, given a facelift and maintaining its significance after seventy years [PCG]

A classic recording, with a great conductor and stellar singers, gets the Pristine treatment [RMo]