Rameau

This splendid production might convert newcomers to the delights of French baroque [SB]

Bewitching total immersion in sublime harp sounds [DC]

Put aside preconceptions of “authenticity” and enjoy this for what it is – a celebration of some of Rameau’s most appealing music [RMo]

It is wonderful to hear these pianists who have been undeservedly forgotten and in new works to their discography [RCh]

The long-lived harpsichordist Marcelle de Lacour in fine French Baroque repertoire [JW]

A compelling survey of French harpsichord composing and harpsichord making in the 18th century [JV]

Laurent Pelly’s production has matured with age and Brownlee gives the performance of his career in the title role [MP]

An opportunity to savour Cherkassy’s seductive magic [SG]

An intriguing programme with much to enjoy even if it does not quite add up [DMD]

Tradition and innovation in a compelling recital of French harpsichord music [JV]

Ten very well-filled discs documenting six glorious decades at the Paris Opera [RMo]

All three works have been recorded before, but this disc is a good competition [JV]

Eminent solo singing and fine music making with many first recordings [GF]

(Déjà Review) A disc of drama, excitement and real historical and musical value [JW]

A splendid exploration of music set against the background of Classical mythology [JF]

Selections from Rameau return to the catalogue in style [JW]

The original version of Zoroastre, substantially different from the usually performed revision, superbly presented here [RWe]