Naxos

(Déjà Review) Fresh, devoted performances of music fully worthy of continued attention [CC]

The most immediately appealing of the three Naxos/Balada discs I’ve reviewed [HC]

A buttoned–up attempt to transfer verismo opera to Poland, simply misses the point [MP]

(Déjà Review) Very fine indeed – Knoxville is a particularly conspicuous success [JQ]

An interesting pair of early operas with roots in the African-American musical tradition [GF]

(Déjà Review) Three remarkable and previously unrecorded American Symphonies from a composer more noted for his vocal music [PSh]

(Déjà Review) I was captivated with Glemser’s playing which emphasises the lyrical and romantic side [GH]

(Déjà Review) Spiritual engagement of the profoundest kind [JW]

A worthwhile effort is sadly – but seriously – flawed [RMay]

(Déjà Review) Another fine collection to the Maggini’s growing catalogue of English chamber music [NHo]

(Déjà Review) Music helped by the beautiful and beatific voice of bass Garrick Comeaux [GH]

Wondrously fervent, hot-house stuff … upon you with tiger-like ferocity [RB]

Sunny and engaging music, far removed from the typical late Romantic fare [DJB]

(Déjà Review) This cycle is looking likely to be among the best on record [DS]

Bravura performances cannot prevent ‘modern’ music from showing its age [NB]

Yet another facet of Santoro’s musical progress [HC]

A modernist take on Ligeti’s marvellous Études, with interesting extras [SB]

Exemplary justice done … ecstatic filigree and truculent brass artillery [RB]

Colourful and quirky Ives receiving skilled if somewhat studious performances [NB]

(Déjà Review) An interesting and worthwhile issue in every way [TB]

(Déjà Review) Performances that shine through the old recorded sound [JL]

Naxos has done English choral music proud in the last few years and this is another fine release [JQ]

Okko Kamu gives voice to one of Sibelius’s most enigmatic utterances [RB]

Band music by a group of Belgian composers, worth repeated hearing [HC]