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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]

Dazzling pianism bring these fascinating unpublished works into the limelight [RCh]

A marvellous piano recital showcasing this important figure in Brazilian music [RCh]

Attractive music but underwhelming performances [RCh]

Charming piano miniatures display another side of Moniuszko [RCh]

Fervent and passionate music making, a joy from start to finish [RCh]

Grand, heroic and intimate playing recalling pianists from the Golden Age [RCh]

An engaging exploration of these piano miniatures [RCh]

Extraordinary playing of the highest quality and familiar music shown in a new light [RCh]

Enchanting and personal Bach playing [RCh]

An exciting and entertaining start to a series I have hoped for, for a long time [RCh]

Joyous music making unveiling a rich seam of undiscovered two-piano repertoire [RCh]

An enjoyable exploration of Gershwin’s many facets with some rarities [RCh]

Unknown but attractive piano music by Miładowski but not my top choice for the Chopin [RCh]

A very personal and individual approach to these romantic works that would not be for everyone [RCh]

Wonderful late romanticism conveying vast landscapes of imagination [RCh]

Interesting transcriptions but the drama here is far too restrained [RCh]

An attractive performance of Mendelssohn-Hensel’s most ambitious piano collection [RCh]