Nimbus Records

A delightful disc, offering an intriguing twist on the Mozart and a grand, virtuosic account of the Brahms, in superb sound [RMo]

(Déjà Review) A wonderful collection of recordings which feel natural and well-considered [CR]

A useful selection of Korngold’s piano music [SB]

(Déjà Review) Fine performances of Beethoven at his most delightful [BW]

(Déjà Review) A valuable perspective on some fine, still underrated, music [GPu]

A collection that serves as a memento of a fine student orchestra fails to compete where alternatives exist [NB]

An enticing selection of Françaix’s piano works, played with great insight [GPu]

(Déjà Review) How wonderful to see Nimbus demonstrating all its strengths in this superb issue [CC]

A remarkably listenable and comprehensive survey, showcasing the extraordinary depth of vocal talent available in Moscow in the first decade of the 20C [RMo]

Engaging and lively playing of arrangements that remain close to the original [JV]

(Déjà Review) Filled to the brim with a wide range of brass music [TPr]

More wonderful and neglected piano music, impeccably played [JWe]

Fine music-making [BBr]

A pleasing recital of French chansons all tied to the year 1913 [MP]

A truly great lyric coloratura soprano of the early 20th century, showcased in first-rate transfers [RMo]

If you enjoy Britten’s quartets you will enjoy these [SB]

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]