Mozart

(Déjà Review) Glorious horn playing with alert, sensitive orchestral backing [MG]

An attractive programme of two mature symphonies and two arias for soprano, neatly and swiftly played [RMo]

These delightful and engaging interpretations of well-worn repertoire exude a sense of joy and fun [Sga]

(Déjà Review) Much to enjoy here … listen to this and marvel at playing of such eloquence [JS]

Power and elegance from Edwin Fischer and Eugen Jochum [JW]

Very fine performances; the Florestan Trio remains at the top of the tree, but only just [DJB]

(Déjà Review) An outstanding CD by one of the greatest Mozart players of our time, beautifully recorded [PBW]

(Déjà Review) Whether the Mass is by Mozart or not – and which Mozart? – this recording deserves a strong recommendation [BW]

Admirers of the Gran Partita should not hesitate to hear Gleißner’s outstanding orchestral arrangement [MC]

Exquisite musicianship: Baroque and Classical repertoire by a radical reformer [DF]

by Alan George

Listening to these brilliant Mozart reinterpretations is a sheer delight [ACG]

One of the most thrilling bass recitals that has come my way [GF]

A rehearsal-room Così fan tutte that doesn’t ignite [DHa]

Volume 2 of Baldeyrou’s Mozart survey is every bit as successful as volume 1 [ST]

Luxuriant, emotionally stirring renditions of Mozart’s final six symphonies [DF]

This new, spirited version of the opera, while not really standing out, is well worth considering [DJa]

(Déjà Review) Heartfelt exuberance, sensitivity and quicksilver fleetness [NB]

A lovingly curated recital of Mozart’s rarities and fragments for keyboard [CRo]

Revel in these delightfully translucent performances [DC]

Doráti and the Minneapolis in live concerts with variable music-making but some energising rarities included [JW]

(Déjà Review) Andrew Kennedy does Berlioz proud [GF]

A prevailingly cheerful and upbeat recital, aptly programmed and joyfully executed [RMo]

A fine new set of Mozart’s horn concertos [SB]