Saint-Saëns

(Déjà Review) Thrilling stuff [CH]

A tribute to Malcolm Binns with his complete recordings for World Record Club [PH]

(Déjà Review) Merckel admirers can savour his very special musicianship in works entirely congenial to him [JW]

A centenary salute to the early months of the revolutionary electrical recording process [jw]

A well-filled disc of two piano delights [PRJ]

Very well performed and recorded, this disc should be heard by all who love the repertoire of the piano [GPu]

Pianophiles will warmly embrace this latest addition to the Meloclassic roster [SG]

An interesting programme compromised by effortful violin playing [NB]

An absolute feast of piano recordings that greatly expands our knowledge of a pianist who has been very undeservedly forgotten [RCh]

A splendidly remastered and historically important tranche of piano recordings [JW]

A perfect picture of French pianism in the early part of the twentieth century [RCh]

A worthy release of outstanding playing [SG]

An absorbing study of an unjustly neglected body of recordings continues [JW]

The most exciting vocal recital disc I’ve heard in a long while [JQ]

The epitome of violin playing, with interpretations thoughtful and profound [SG]

The vibrant, alluring art of arch-Romanticist, Aaron Rosand [JW]

Elman’s glittering morceau (and some others) in splendid transfers [JW]

Strong, masculine playing from Berl Senofsky – along with some less than stellar performances [JW]

(Déjà Review) Great value, in terms of quality and quantity [GPJ]

A captivating album of arias on a courtesan theme [MC]

Saint-Saëns enthusiasts should not hesitate to add this attractive disc to their collections [DBi]

Although something of a mixed bag, there’s much to please the Senofsky admirer enshrined in these two discs [SG]

Bolet at his sparkling best back in the catalogue [RCh]

A credit to this brave and enterprising label. Go on, treat yourself – you won’t regret it [TH]