Mahler

A specialist issue, but Mahler devotees and admirers of Sir Adrian Boult will find it fascinating [JQ]

(Déjà Review) – A second view: Superbly performed by all concerned and expertly recorded [JQ]

(Déjà Review) Lean and direct, intent on clarity and sense of direction, but an apparent lack of some grandeur and sense of occasion [TD]

An outstanding recital; elegantly conceived, ideally recorded and beautifully performed [RHa]

A classic performance in a never-before-heard revelatory recording [NB]

Not a library choice but there’s a lot going for this recording of the Eighth [JQ]

Revelatory Boult in Mahler from the archives [LD]

A fascinating Lieder recital [JQ]

Vänskä’s performance of Symphony of a Thousand; a rave review [EJW]

This release will be of great interest to all Mahler devotees [JQ]

(Déjà Review) In playing and interpretation it takes its place among the finest [TD]

A fascinating new voice in a programme tied to her cultural heritage but with universal appeal [GF]

A stunner of a Mahler Eighth, one of the best since Solti’s classic account [RMo]

A movingly immersive experience [MP]

A superb recital of art songs, all of which perfectly suit her crystal-clear voice [SA]

Not the most “dangerous” or consistently inspired interpretation but so much of it exhibits elegance, beauty and restraint [RMo]

A recording in which those who have been following the Bychkov cycle can invest with confidence [JQ]

An interview with Dr Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs by Lee Denham

(Déjà Review) Spiritual engagement of the profoundest kind [JW]

An exceptionally fine Mahler recital [JQ]

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

Powerful, moving music beautifully performed and recorded let down by abject documentation [NB]

Haitink’s late trudge through Mahler’s Song of the Night [LD]

Another fine but essentially redundant issue in this Mahler series [RMo]