‘With Steven Isserlis and Richard Egarr’s programme we are provided with a rich feast of excellent music, played with finesse and character and in a partnership of supreme balance in every way’ (MusicWeb International)» More

‘It makes a refreshing change to hear an anthology of choral compositions untroubled by worldly cares, especially so when performed with such conviction and love’ (Sinfini Music)» More

‘Royal Holloway’s ‘Calm on the Listening Ear of Night’ sets Paulus’s music in dialogue with another Midwestern composer, René Clausen. It’s Clausen whose musical personality emerges most strongly here in these precise performances’ (Gramophone)

‘[The Takács Quartet] expertly negotiate the music’s paradoxical demands. On the one hand, there’s the illusion of wild, rasping abandon, a willingness to embrace the rough-grained sound world without inhibition. On the other, not a note seems to be out of place. The musicians handle the harsh gear-shifts with flawless rhythmic control’ (Gramophone)

'The whole thing … sounds poised and elegant under Ian Page’s tasteful and slightly anonymous direction, with a neatly expressive orchestra and a strong cast' (The Guardian)» More

‘Set down in the admirable acoustic of Cologne's Philharmonie, this new version of Schoenberg's titanic 'Gurre-Lieder' certainly earns its spurs. Not only does Markus Stenz secure a marvellously eloquent and superbly coordinated response from his massed choral and orchestral forces, his supple, authoritative conception harnesses impressive long-term rigour to a keen poetic and dramatic instinct’ (Classical Ear)» More

‘Osborne immediately presents himself as a Schubertian of the utmost seriousness and integrity, and throughout the disc—beautifully recorded at the Wyastone Estate’s Concert Hall—offers finely gauged and beautifully regulated playing’ (Gramophone)

'Beethoven verkent hier alle mogelijkheden van de piano, experimenteert met klanken en toont zich een meester van de fuga, een muzikale figuur die in zijn late werk een voorname plaats inneemt' (Kerknet.be, Belgium)» More

‘Enthusiastically recommended’ (Gramophone)

'Deze cd geeft ons een mooi voorbeeld van werk voor piano en orkest van Henri Herz' (Kerknet.be, Belgium)» More

'Het Westminster Abbey Choir brengt de hymne naast andere befaamde koorwerken van Parry' (Kerknet.be, Belgium)» More

‘Osborne revels in the youthful virtuosity of the fast variations and the songful melodies of the slower ones. The Impromptus benefit from his remarkable clarity, a sure sense of the music’s arching structures and a refusal to make the shifting moods sound either too neurotic or dreamy. Invigorating Schubert by any standards’ (The Sunday Times)» More