Mozart

For the conductor’s fans only [SV]

William Primrose’s elite string quartet recordings back after 30 years [JW]

An engaging new performance of Mozart’s Exsultate, jubilate, plus works to set it in context [DF]

A vivacious, thoroughly enjoyable, smaller-scale “period” account of Mozart’s inspired but incomplete liturgical masterpiece [RMo]

Sometimes monumental, sometimes impish, invariably engaging [MG]

(Déjà Review) A disc that should be bought even by those who resist hype on principle [CH]

Refined, exciting, and extraordinarily well-sung period-instrument performances of selected Latin choral works by Mozart [DF]

A glorious documentation of the high standards of the ensemble at the Royal Stockholm Opera more than 80 years ago [GF]

by David Barker

An very fine release of Boult’s early recordings of Bach and Viennese masters [GT]

A very good new Tito which marks a new chapter in the development of Nicky Spence as the title character [ST]

The outer movements of Symphony 41 are splendid; elsewhere Klumpp’s Mozart can be a shade relentless [MG]

Sensational pianism, inspiration, and exuberant pianism in every track [MM]

Heifetz fans, of which I’m one, shouldn’t hesitate [SG]

A splendid collection [SG]

Finesse and elegance in these richly recorded recitals [RCh]

A staple Mozart concerto joined by two rarities [JW]

A very interesting pairing on a single CD but the performance achieves mixed results [MP]

Free-spirited accounts, captivatingly played [SG]