Schubert

(Déjà Review) As a piece of history in sound I found these performances fascinating and very enjoyable [TD]

A well deserved release for this supremely gifted but neglected pianist [RCh]

A treasurable disc [JQ]

Klemperer consolidated; his full Warner legacy in best-yet transfers [JW]

A charming anthology collected in tribute to a master interpreter of Schubert Lieder [RMo]

Refined inscriptions, lovingly restored [SG]

Seemann’s live airings make a welcome return [SG]

(Déjà Review) Performances which reflect Smith’s formidable credentials as a Schubertian of distinction [JW]

A handsome 85th birthday tribute to a distinguished singer [JQ]

Domestic music from Schubert and Purcell played with quiet magic [DMD]

Virtuoso playing and an excellent recording but Janowski’s tempi are not invariably well judged [RMo]

A novel and highly diverting programme played with considerable expertise, in first-rate sound [RMo]

This delightful collection of songs takes the listener on a gentle trip both down memory lane and on an expedition into some obscure backyards [GF]

An unusual and illuminating programme of music for the organ with connections to Vienna [MSt]

Will appeal both to fans of Ervin Nyiregyházi and aficionados of the art of piano [SG]

Georg Nigl is a magnificent storyteller – do not miss this well-filled disc [GF]

A fascinating journey through Baudelaire’s and Goethe’s poetic landscapes [GF]

(Déjà Review) Lisztians need to hear Argenta’s Faust; his El Amor Brujo is perhaps the best ever [RB]

Musically excellent and dramatically intriguing re-imagining of Schubert’s story [RWe]

A release pianophiles will treasure [SG]

Mary Bevan’s golden tone floats effortlessly over Joseph Middleton’s sensitive accompaniment [GF]

A fine performance even if it does not quite displace my established favourites [RMo]

This journey to the Elysian fields is a recital that should satisfy all lovers of Schubert [GF]

Insightful, stylish Kathleen Long – a pianist too often taken for granted [JW]