‘What a fabulous CD this is! … these are joyful, engaged and engaging performances, as varied in mood and vocabulary as the music itself, and alchemically removing the distance between Mozart’s time and our own’ (The Whole Note, Canada)» More

‘An inspired choice … strong solo turns by the British soloists, soprano Sarah Fox and baritone Christopher Maltman, add to the appeal and the sense of a mixture held together well by the conductor … recommended’ (AllMusic, USA)» More

'The memorable previous release in the series—Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony—received widespread, positive acclaim … Here, the 'authentic' vibrato-less strings combine with weighty brass and woodwinds to produce a performance that shows off the work's grandeur&nsbp;… he LSO are on top form' (Classic FM)» More

‘Coote is in sumptuous voice, Johnson in his element’ (The Sunday Times)» More

‘The beauty of her mezzo-soprano glows with radiance’ (Financial Times)» More

‘The performers seem most at home in the motets with secular words … fluently and sweetly performed’ (BBC Music Magazine)» More

‘This disc reveals a composer whose music, at its best, touches the sublime’ (BBC Music Magazine)» More

‘In the opening Agnus Dei soprano Sarah Fox is immediately intense and focused, the Colorado Symphony coiled and ready to spring on the explosive tutti that rips forth from the softer textures’ (BBC Music Magazine)» More

‘Nowhere does Hamelin permit a gilded, “rococo” sensibility to detract from the vocalism of the Mozart lyricism or the virile character of his outer movements’ (Audiophile Audition, USA)» More

‘The natural sheen of the playing and a true feeling of ensemble are qualities that have long been hallmarks of the Takács’s performances … the Quintet has long been one of Shostakovich’s most popular works, but here it is refreshed with sensitivity and expressive insight’ (The Telegraph)» More

‘Pianophiles should note immediately that this is a reissue of APR7029, first released around two decades ago … if you missed it before, you should get it now’ (MusicWeb International)» More

‘Martin Roscoe's Dohnányi series on Hyperion is a remarkable venture, and one clearly born of love for this composer’ (International Piano)» More