Naxos

Fine selections from The Great American Songbook [BMC]

This light-hearted comedy is charming entertainment and the presentation is worthy [GF]

La Vecchia and his Rome orchestra do Sgambati proud in a premiere recording [RMay]

Long-forgotten music that’s well worth a listen [RMay]

(Déjà Review) A fabulous collection recommended unreservedly [IL]

An interesting compilation of music by the “English waltz king” who outlived his era by half a century [PCG]

Collectors of Florence Price’s music need not hesitate in acquiring this disc [LW]

Kamu has the measure of Sibelius’s complete Tempest music [LW]

A superb second instalment of the Santoro cycle, and a good introduction to his music [HC]

An innovative and at times challenging production, with high calibre singing and playing [RWe]

A brilliant disc to cherish and to share [SA]

A disc primarily for admirers of Saint-Saëns and 19th century ballet [RMay]

This recording of the Five Mystical Songs is touched by greatness [JQ]

An important survey played with skill, insight and care [NB]

Another enjoyable reissue in the Naxos series of British light music [PCG]

A splendid collection of music inspired by poetry [BMC]

Stimulating and imaginative scores, painted in vivid colour [SG]

A superlative cast in a crisply modern, but relatively faithful production of a rarely performed opera [MP]

A fine cellist – expression, technical mastery, character all there – but a shame that this is a collection of excerpts [RB]

I have nothing but praise for this splendid disc [SG]

Idiomatic performances from a mother and daughter combination [WK]

A unique programme very well played and recorded but of variable musical value [NB]

Three enjoyable works from the less-angst ridden end of the Romantic spectrum, in fine performances [DJB]

Graceful and charming but not at all Brazilian [DJB]