Newest Reviews
Mozart: Arias (Deutsche Grammophon)
One of the most thrilling bass recitals that has come my way [GF]
Poulenc: Voyage à Paris (Hyperion Helios)
Lott is husky and lovely in her upper register and with controlled abandon where necessary [Byz]
Parry & Elgar: Choral works (Signum Classics)
Committed performances of interesting and rare choral works [NB]
Fusions: Kapustin, Gershwin & Wild (SOMM)
Jazz‑charged virtuosity meets classical brilliance [JF]
Ravel: The Complete Works for Solo Piano Vol 2 (Avie)
Buy this for Larderet, rather than the two new adaptations, or the ‘Complete’ tag [SGa]
Riley: The Holy Liftoff (Sono Luminus)
Minimalism at its most profound; a beautiful, spiritual listening experience [ACG]
Mitropoulos conducts Mahler (Music and Arts)
(Déjà Review) An important and challenging set that deserves a place in any self-respecting Mahler collection [JQ]
Piatti: Caprices for Cello (Naxos)
(Déjà Review) A real treat for fans of the cello: solo works imaginatively written and impeccably played [BR]
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