Naxos

(Déjà Review) Some of the most glorious tenor singing ever recorded [GF]

(Déjà Review) Excellent recording, excellent Liszt playing, at times verging upon the legendary [PSh]

(Déjà Review) A fine introduction to the orchestral music of Frank Bridge [JF]

A clever coupling by Falletta and Naxos [PCG]

An enjoyable and intriguing film that’s well worth seeking out [RMay]

Masterful Czerny delights, superbly played [RW]

A compelling case for the guitar works of a neglected British composer [SW]

(Déjà Review) An exceptionally powerful musical and dramatic experience [GPJ]

A benchmark production of Offenbach’s opéra bouffe, subtle yet full of colour [RW]

Fine music by a composer who really had something to say [JQ]

Offers more than a servant’s entrance to this disregarded composer’s heritage [RB]

Two attractive recent American concertos in excellent performances [RB]

(Déjà Review) A musical odyssey that will remain as one of the peaks of 20th century instrumental music [HC]

An interesting rarity [RW]

(Déjà Review) That very rare bird indeed – an original film score that can stand on its own [PSe]

Dewy-eyed, romantic and uncloyingly amorous [RB]

A splendid conclusion to Naoko Akutagawa’s outstanding Gottlieb Muffat series [GPu]

Sensitive and perceptive readings of interesting repertoire from an accomplished duo [GPu]

A brilliant bargain performance of Amy Beach’s two major orchestral works – snap it up [NH]

A Danish Duo do justice to Auerbach’s Preludes for violin and piano [LW]

(Déjà Review) Lloyd-Jones makes something very special of the concerto, and the other pieces are really very well done [RB]

(Déjà Review) Sir Malcolm is in his element here and I was with him all the way [MC]

A winner in almost every respect featuring a new edition with an entire Act of previously unperformed music [MP]

A trio of dramatic, highly accessible and very American works, skilful if not always especially memorable [RMo]