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Arnold Concertos

Malcolm Arnold is the master of what might be described as the 'quarter-hour concerto'. Neo-classical in scale and aim, the...

Reviewed by Edward Greenfield in issue: 8/1989

Beethoven Missa Solemnis

You will need to wait the best part of three quarters of an hour before getting to the heart of...

Reviewed by Richard Osborne in issue: 13/2010

Verdi Ernani

Gnarled and cynical old opera-goers were known to wobble like jellies after the BBC showed a video of the La...

Reviewed by Alan Blyth in issue: 1/1984

Haydn: Keyboard Works

The sleeve-note does not divulge Julia Cload's nationality, but as the record was produced in England by the late Hans...

Reviewed in issue 9/1986

Liszt Piano Works

This generously packed CD pays eloquent tribute to Tamás Vásáry’s early celebrity and a furore partly launched by Liszt recordings...

Reviewed by Bryce Morrison in issue: 9/2003

Eccard Choral Works

An all-Eccard CD is long overdue since his music is woefully under-represented in the catalogue. This recording (released to mark...

Reviewed by Malcolm Riley in issue: 9/2011

Schubert Choral Works

The Sawallisch reissue sounds every bit as fine as I remember it, and the CD transfer does it full justice....

Reviewed by Stephen Johnson in issue: 9/1990

Kalinnikov Symphonies & Orchestral Works

Vasily Kalinnikov was an impoverished Moscow composer who died at the turn of the century while still in his mid-thirties,...

Reviewed in issue 3/1998

Works for Harmonica

Two of these three works (the Divertimento and the Harmonica Quintet) were once available on an Argo LP (nla); once...

Reviewed in issue 10/1990

Britten Prodigal Son

Like those of Curlew River and The Burning Fiery Furnace, this is another transfer to CD for which I have...

Reviewed in issue 9/1990

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