Signum Classics

Alec Roth composes music of truth and beauty [WH]

A mixed bag of Schumann [RMas]

A veritable feast of excellent romantic organ music [DC]

Unearthing twentieth‑century choral treasures anew [JF]

(Déjà Review) In a word: magnificent [JS]

(Déjà Review) A treasurable example of the work of a great conductor in repertoire with which he was not automatically associated [JQ]

A revelatory set, superbly performed [JQ]

The twists and turns of Rebecca Clarke’s songs, presented in full for the first time in stylish, perceptive performances [JW]

An enormously strong recital by a major pairing in the world of English song [ST]

A lovely Christmas disc with lots to enjoy [ST]

(Déjà Review) Vital and individual readings from a safe pair of hands [WH]

A grand, more leisurely and reflective Ein Heldenleben which is wholly successful on its own terms [RMo]

Two modern classics in excellent performances [SB]

An outstanding disc [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Should be heard by every lover of songs [GF]

A nice mixture of familiar and little-known pieces in top-class performances [JV]

A challenging, rewarding album [JQ]

A very fine recording that gives one the best chance to reconsider The Kingdom’s virtues [NB]

A fine achievement which amply demonstrates the greatness of Elgar’s score [JQ]

Clarity, fastidiousness, wit, harmonic richness, and melodic subtlety [JF]

In times of war and unrest, this album from the masterly King’s Singers gives hope [GF]

A highly successful, satisfying anthology recital by a vocal ensemble at the top of its game [RMo]

Very well played and engineered, but only intermittently achieving the drive and intensity of Barshai, Shipway and Karajan [RMo]

Tsybuleva scores very highly in this impressive set [RCh]