Schubert

Finally, volume 2 appears and it’s well worth the wait [JW]

In Fou Ts’ong, Schubert finds a true friend [NC]

This finely considered account combines freshness with thematic and structural clarity [MG]

Boult in spirited form in his twilight years: no let-up in authority from the doyen of British conductors [JW]

Vehement, concentrated playing of the highest quality in an attractive pairing [RMo]

The complete recorded legacy of a great Golden Age pianist, ideally transferred to CD [RWe]

A splendid operatic bass in a new and satisfying context [WH]

A great artist’s important legacy restored, including first recordings of Beethoven, Bach and Vaughan Williams [JW]

Schmidt-Isserstedt on light duties, pre-war, in an overture sequence [JW]

The protean but short-lived Wilhelm Grosz in popular fare from Weimar Berlin [JW]

Intimacy in music encapsulated on a small circle of plastic – remarkable and breathtaking [SA]

Liszt’s reworkings of Schubert are well worth considering [SB]

Some welcome additions to the pianist’s discography [SG]

The Cherubini Quartet’s favourite and less well-remembered recordings [JW]

This brother and sister team are winning in this engaging programme [RCh)

Youthful Erica Morini’s earliest recordings from New Jersey show her scintillating in morceaux [JW]

An attractive programme of rare items from Szigeti’s discography [JW]

A valuable documentation of Delman’s versatility, musically, repertoire-wise and linguistically [GF]

Indispensable for Kempff fans [SG]

This splendid twofer just shouldn’t be missed [SG]

(Déjà Review) An outstanding contribution to lieder on record [CH]

Bernstein in genial mood directing a luscious-sounding Concertgebouworkest [RMo]

New music, unfamiliar music and Light Music form this focused twofer [JW]

A fitting finale to the three-volume Hermann series; a carousel of small pleasures [JW]