'Tenebrae score on all counts. They submit with impressive stamina and unfailing intonation to Bruckner’s instrumental scoring and phrasing, which take little account of singers’ requirements for rest and oxygen' (Gramophone)

‘Skidmore brings out a buoyant and altogether brighter quality, emphasising the greater use of Baroque styles’ (Gramophone)

‘To music that all too often leaves one rudderless and gasping for air in wave after wave of opulently ambivalent harmony, Hough brings orientation and direction without sacrificing sensuality or mystical aura. He accomplishes this through an almost uncanny variety of touch, tone production and judicious pedalling’ (Gramophone)

‘Peter Phillips leads a gleaming performance of Taverner’s 'crown of thorns' mass … The Tallis Scholars are up to the challenge’ (Financial Times)» More

‘Each phrase has its individuality, turned to perfection by his singers. And the textures of Taverner’s six-voice polyphony are marvellously transparent’ (Gramophone)

'The fresh, unforced quality of these young singers brings a pleasant friction to grave-facing works' (Gramophone)

‘This is an Op 79 to live with and return to—a performance of great integrity and no little affection. Judicious tempos (and tempo relationships betweeen sections) and a due regard for Weber's every request are surprisingly rare on disc’ (Gramophone)

‘This is a splendid and varied disc of Christmas music. The performances by the Choir of Trinity College are superb from start to finish. Not only is the singing immaculate at all times but in the more extrovert numbers the choir demonstrates a palpable sense of enjoyment. No fewer than ten members of the choir feature as soloists, often on more than one occasion. Without exception they deliver their solos marvellously’ (MusicWeb International)» More

„Tchaikovskys ‘Variationen über ein Rokoko-Thema’ sind in einer überaus eleganten und wunderbar differenzierten Interpretation zu hören, in der auch das Deutsche Symphonie-Orchester Berlin unter Stefan Blunier imponiert“ (Pizzicato, Luxembourg)» More

‘Steven Isserlis has been one of the world’s leading cellists for a generation and seems artistically incapable of playing a dud note, let alone giving a dud performance … these two works are ideal companions. Here, Isserlis conveys the tension and neurasthenic anxiety of the outer movements as graphically as anyone’ (Limelight, Australia)» More

‘Scottish pianist Steven Osborne brings his refined artistry to Schubert's intimate solo works on this new release’ (Winnipeg Free Press, Canada)» More

‘This is playing of the highest order. Never clinical or mechanical, Ibragimova's playing is deft and subtly restrained, swelling at times to pulsating and rich expressiveness’ (Classic FM)» More