Nimbus Records

This powerful, moving, beautiful and disturbing new work is a triumph [SB]

Robert Saxton’s two recent substantial works, well played and recorded [HC]

Strikingly lyrical ideas that conspire to batter at the heart and the mind [RB]

A beautiful, subtle, yet fully effective portrait of grief [MBu]

Moving, expressive poetry set to intense but accessible music and performed with burning conviction [JQ]

A perfect match of music, organ and performer [JV]

Imaginative and evocative music vividly played makes for a fabulous addition to this series [RCh]

A delightful collection of Hahn, Koechlin, and Tailleferre for two pianos [RMas]

A very interesting piece in a fine live performance [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Evocative and beautifully sung [CT]

Brazilian music owes a lot to Radamés Gnattali and this is an excellent showcase of his piano music [RCh]

(Déjà Review) No Bach lover should be without some of Kevin Bowyer’s recordings of this perennially fascinating music [PGW]

Martin Jones and Adrian Farmer are masters of the French duo/duet repertory [WK]

A marvellous piano recital showcasing this important figure in Brazilian music [RCh]

(Déjà Review) These excerpts from four favourite roles show Milanov almost constantly in the best possible light [GF]

(Déjà Review) This goes straight to the top of my list of favourite Chopin CDs [RMo]

(Déjà Review) Technically highly assured performances which communicate Beethoven’s vision well [PCW]

Hearing Cesare Siepi in his mature youth is a treat indeed [GF]

The sixth impressive release of consistently impressive music [NB]

A recording that romantic era piano fanciers will have to have [PGW]

(Déjà Review) Indispensable to anyone interested in American music and the musical experiments of the 1920s [BBr]