Harmonia Mundi

A top-notch Turangalîla from Toronto; stellar sonics, too [DM]

This 35-year-old recording is still a worthy competitor in a crowded field and the sound comes up as fresh as new paint [GF]

The perfect disc to musically celebrate Christmas [JV]

Chiu possesses a melting tone and a high level of musicianship [CC]

A marvellous reading of Die schöne Müllerin that should please every lover of this indestructible masterwork [GF]

(Déjà Review) Chiu’s playing is interesting and sensitive … the most obvious choice for a single disc of Mendelssohn’s sonatas [PCW]

A delightful easy-listening programme with a couple of more substantial morsels [GF]

(Déjà Review) A disappointing recording, but a curiosity [KM]

A fascinating and rewarding mixture of old and new music [JQ]

A varied well-chosen programme, beautifully sung and played [RH]

A compelling and entertaining survey of what was written and performed in London around 1740 [JV]

Probably the best recording of the Art of Fugue I know [DMD]

A totally forgotten opera that every lover of 18th century opera should hasten to acquire [GF]

There are at least a good half-dozen earlier recordings, but Christie can firmly stand by their side [GF]

No one interested in these two works will feel short-changed by its acquisition [GF]

The most fun musical history lesson I can imagine [DMD]

Probably the best DVD version and one of the best in any format [BW]

An excellent demonstration of what was written for the violin in the high baroque era [JV]

An interesting production that is marred by some serious issues [JV]

Anyone wanting a HIP recording of these deservedly popular cantatas need search no further [GF]

Kapsperger’s vocal oeuvre is very well served here [JV]