Saint-Saëns

(Déjà Review) A potential Rostropovich in the making [SV]

(Déjà Review) Performances with feeling that never degenerate into sentiment [GA]

(Déjà Review) Extraordinarily fine performances of a range of music [CH]

A disc that straddles the acoustic/electric divide and showcases the glorious art of violinist Toscha Seidel [JW]

A delightful recital, beautifully planned and brilliantly played [DHa]

One of the greatest historical bargains that I’ve heard for a long time [BW]

70 minutes of bon-bons beautifully played and well contrasted [RMo]

A live Beecham Scheherazade that generates the heat and drive sometimes missing from his commercial recording [JW]

(Déjà Review) Joyous music-making … just too tempting to resist [DM]

(Déjà Review) A very appealing recital [GF]

A fabulous live performance of Scheherazade, caught on the wing [JQ]

A trio of early records by Alexander Gibson from the vaults [PH]

A beautiful sounding instrument, beautifully played, but a programme that lacks contrast [DJB]

From macabre midnight to hopeful dawn [JF]

Such an odd mix of music, but somehow it works [DJB]

(Déjà Review) A fruitful emotional encounter with Saint-Saëns [MC]

(Déjà Review) We must be grateful for the opportunity to hear this great soprano [ABo]

The characterful Australian Daisy Kennedy’s entire discography is restored [JW]

A fine, dramatic late opera by Saint-Saëns, melodically elusive but highly atmospheric and beautifully performed [RMo]

A charming trio of French first symphonies – not major music, but beautifully played and exuding good humour [RMo]

This thoroughly absorbing set shines a light on spectacular pianism and unearths welcome rarities [RCh]

A great piano tradition is celebrated in style [PH]

Discographic premières from a forgotten but elite inter-war Belgian Piano Trio [JW]

(Déjà Review) A worthwhile restoration [JW]