Toccata Classics

Northern climes … taiga and tundra … laconic … not dazzle and drama [RB]

This disc is completely worthy of its predecessor [WK]

A fine continuation of Gál’s Music for Voices cycle [WK]

Awed drama, noble affirmation and endearing clangour [RB]

Coccia’s music may not be everyone’s cup of tea but is excellently performed [JV]

(Déjà Review) Will be one of my discs of the year without doubt [NB]

(Déjà Review) Imposing, complex and astounding [Byz]

A beautifully presented selection of diverting works [PRJ]

This disc is a perfect way to get to know Ingegneri [JV]

A wonderful blend of flowing melody and an early 20th-century harmonic tinge [EJW]

An interesting collection of concertante and string works by an unjustly neglected composer [EJW]

Pleasant Brahms-influenced works, lacking much spark [DJB]

Much more than just an appendix to the Hyperion series of Simpson’s music [DMD]

A trio of premiere recordings by German-trained Americans [JW]

More evidence of the continuing rehabilitation of this ‘Modest Man of Music’, an imaginative and skilful composer [GH]

Overlooked choral and organ composer is heard in chamber works with clarinet [JW]

Arnold Cooke’s string quartets realised by the Bridge Quartet in some style [JW]

A splendid addition to Winpenny’s and Gardner’s discographies [WK]

An always interesting and well-played selection of Viana’s piano music, all first recordings [DHa]

A happy addition to Toccata Classics’ enterprising Farkas cycle [PRJ]

(Déjà Review) Anyone remotely interested in 20th century Eastern European Music will make a wonderful discovery [DWa]

An infusion of folklore enlivens three mid-century violin concertos [JW]

A magnificent new release of unjustly neglected British music [DJ]

A lovingly presented collection – the unknown or underappreciated aspects of Havergal Brian’s work [NB]