Ondine

Another indispensable addition to the Englund discography from Ondine [RB]

A worthy memorial to a fine pianist and chamber musician [SB]

Rewarding recent works by the Finnish master [SB]

A well-played and recorded survey of idiosyncratic yet often beautiful music [HC]

(Déjà Review) Two rewarding lyrical works [RB]

Music that is predominantly static but the composer’s skill means that it never drags [PRJ]

A fine survey of Tarkiainen’s recent work, and a great introduction to her attractive sound world [HC]

Melodically rich and well-crafted works, splendidly performed [SG]

Two attractive works by this gifted Finnish composer [SB]

Spectacular in every respect [SG]

The Tetzlaffs’ tribute to the late Lars Vogt leaves a mixed impression [LW]

A touching tribute by elite musicians to a friend and colleague [DMD]

An outstanding performance and recording of these orchestral showpieces [EJW]

A beautiful new work from Estonia which will add to the growing reputation of the composer [PCG]

Excellent performances in fine sound [HC]

Inhabits and gives voice to regions of angelic eternity [RB]

Beethoven for the 2020s [LD]

Impeccable performances and superb recording, a must for Bacewicz fans [HC]

Spirited and persuasive performances [SG]

An interesting corner of John Cage’s output expertly performed by a choir and conductor who really understand and enjoy working in the idiom [MS]

Christian Tetzlaff provides outstanding performances of the two concertos [MC]

Attractive, often beautiful works in superb performances and recordings, worth repeated hearing [HC]

Brilliantly imagined, often beautiful works in splendid, committed performances [HC]

Ideal performances of great works – and a fitting memorial to Lars Vogt [RMo]