Schubert

(Déjà Review) The Jochum brothers’ reputations don’t need to be reversed, but it’s quite an enjoyable peep into the past [CH]

An interesting compilation of Schubert Lieder, competently performed, but lacking expressive variety [DJa]

by Alan George

Doráti and the Minneapolis in live concerts with variable music-making but some energising rarities included [JW]

(Déjà Review) Buy this for the Schumann Piano Quintet, which is very successful [GA]

An impressive coupling of unjustly neglected gems [PRJ]

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

An unqualified success [JQ]

(Déjà Review) A disc to be snapped up and at once and then savoured during many listening sessions [GF]

Much to excite the poetic instinct [JW]

(Déjà Review) An exceptionally satisfying disc [JQ]

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

The soloist shines in this live recital; the technical side of things is disappointing [MP]

An intrinsically beautiful voice delivers as fine a Schubert recital as we have heard in many a year [RMo]

A marvellous rendition of Schubert’s final sonata [ST]

Fascinating concerto survivors from Henry Holst’s British days [JW]

(Déjà Review) An excellent performance, intense and thrilling, elegant and thought-provoking [OL]

A very special collection of lieder, opera and operetta from one of the great post-war sopranos [DBe]

One of the most thrilling young baritones around [GF]

The realisation of this current disc is everything the conductor’s admirers could wish for [JW]

by Alan George

A beautiful performance of a number of Schubert’s most atmospheric Lieder – some old favourites and some less-known gems [DJa]

(Déjà Review) Authoritative, finely played, well recorded and transferred [JW]

The greatest soprano of our age in recital from the stage of the Met [PH]