Vivaldi

Idiosyncratic performances of pared-down music by Vivaldi [CR]

An 80-CD centenary salute to Marriner, with (or without) his ASMF [JW]

(Déjà Review) Exuberant and often full of élan and humour [GPJ]

Thoroughly disappointing – a voice of no great distinction in a gimmicky programme [RMo]

Too strident for my liking [DJB]

(Déjà Review) Magnificent accounts to cherish [MC]

These transcriptions are nice complements to Bach’s arrangements [JV]

(Déjà Review) Vivaldi, Mullova and Onyx are a winning combination [MC]

A release well worth revisiting a decade later [SG]

(Déjà Review) An amazingly dramatic, rock and roll rendition of the Four Seasons [KM]

Unique opportunity to hear baroque flute concertos on historical transverse flutes [JV]

Mesmerising cello sonatas by Antonio Vivaldi [DF]

Superlative performances in demonstration sound quality [DC]

Every lover of the baroque violin will be delighted to listen to these performances {JV]

Latest addition to Naïve’s Vivaldi Edition brings out the amorous playfulness of an obscure Serenata [CRo]

A rather disappointing inclusion in the Selby Abbey series [MSt]

Delightful contemporary keyboard arrangements of some of Vivaldi’s best-known concerti [MSt]

The performances are neat and stylish, but the expressive and theatrical features of Vivaldi’s music are underexposed [JV]

Baroque opera enthusiasts should snap up this disc [GF]

If you have no recording of this work in your collection, this is a good choice [JV]

Vivaldi’s instrumental music is more theatrical than these performances suggest [JV]

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

The elegant, refined art of Peter Rybar in fine transfers from his Westminster legacy [JW]

Vital, elegant, discreetly period accounts of some delightful music [RMo]