Naxos

(Déjà Review) A delightful disc (TP]

Exuberant and attractive scores very well played and recorded [NB]

(Déjà Review) Panache and passion – you won’t be disappointed [JW]

An essential album of Anna Clyne’s orchestral music [DHa]

(Déjà Review) Stunning pianism and clever programming [GF]

(Déjà Review) A fitting culmination to the Naxos cycle of Stanford symphonies [JQ]

Characteristically virtuosic and big boned rarities from this not-very-Russian-sounding Russian [RCh]

Vocally flawed and dramatically inert; you can do much better with either a vintage recording or the recent Decca issue [RMo]

(Déjà Review) A really good introduction to this neglected composer [BBr]

Minor masterworks all-too-rarely performed [BR]

(Déjà Review) Jaw-dropping prowess revealing masterpieces of the quartet literature [NB]

Magical, enchanting works in alluring performances [IL]

(Déjà Review) Refinement and beauty … technical sophistication and musical taste [NB]

A beautiful program, which also points up the hazards [SV]

An immaculately programmed, ear-opening disc of Hovhaness’s less well-known works [PRJ]

(Déjà Review) Exceptional violin playing reviving a major work of the solo violin repertoire [NB]

A revealing and well-structured exploration of the power, flexibility and communicativeness of the piano [MS]

The performances do not fully do justice to the concertos, but the sonata is more enjoyable [GPu]

A thrilling recital [DHa]

A convenient gathering of all Price’s concertos [SB]

A few appealing selections, amid a lot of filler [SV]

Sheerly enjoyable … marvellous! [IB]

An intriguing rarity, mostly adequately sung but musically very patchy and dramatically incoherent [RMo]

(Déjà Review) Outstanding music … hits all the required emotional stops [WK]