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Best yet in the exploratory series of Krzyżanowski’s piano music [RCh]

Beautifully textured playing in these three atmospheric collections [RCh]

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

Attractive music but only the later overtures are really outstanding [RCh]

A wonderful completion of APR’s series exploring Backhaus’ exciting early recording career [RCh]

Unknown but attractive salon piano from a composer known for opera [RCh]

Another enjoyable portrait of this enduring festival which still piles on the surprises and delights [RCh]

A brilliant follow-up to the Etudes in elegant and winning performances [RCh]

An entertaining final volume worth hearing for the very short but unknown berceuse [RCh]

Be swept back to the jazz age with the latest in Wallisch’s excellent series [RCh]

A beautiful tone and natural, unmannered playing and flexibility of phrasing [RCh]

Astonishing playing from a giant of the piano world [RCh]

This wonderful recital shows the amazing breadth of Liszt’s response to the composers who wrote for stages both grand and intimate [RCh]

Muscular and occasionally idiosyncratic playing from the latest discovery in APR’s French Piano School collection [RCh]

A low key and reflective recital that mostly satisfies [RCh]

Sparkling and exuberant playing makes the most of these three Viennese concerti [RCh]

This romantic and virtuoso repertoire has been neglected for too long [RCh]

Magnificent playing weaves together the music of this intimately connected trio [RCh]

A recital demonstrating Liszt’s love of Rossini but with an odd coupling [RCh]

Licad’s extrovert pianism suits this vibrant recital [RCh]

A well deserved release for this supremely gifted but neglected pianist [RCh]

A mostly successful recital of early Scriabin with a couple of rarities [RCh]

Another successful outing for this forgotten Pole [RCh]

Finely crafted piano works in excellent performances bode well for this series [RCh]