Ondine

A thrusting, brilliant Elgar Concerto, informed by early recordings, and a great Adès [JW]

Odds and ends for Saariaho completists [SB]

(Déjà Review) This is a glorious disc that will delight lovers of Scandinavian song as well as Sibelians everywhere [RB]

Early music buffs will probably run miles to avoid such a disc, but they will be missing a treat [DC]

A fine Estonian orchestra begins a survey of the symphonies of one of Estonia’s native sons [PH]

A lovely Mendelssohn programme from one of the finest of choirs [WH]

Clear, cool, lucid performances, short on passion but interpretatively consistent and coherent [RMo]

Knotty and serious scores receive powerful performances, beautifully recorded [NB]

High quality performances of well-known and less familiar Sibelius. [DHa]

Much to admire but this is not a performance to challenge the leading recommendations [JQ]

Beautifully imaginative, strongly expressive music in immaculately prepared performances [HC]

A wonderful programme of orchestral brilliance [PRJ]

A fantastic disc of Stevenson’s arrangements, elaborations and original pieces [JF]

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]