‘Steven Isserlis and Paavo Järvi together have set the record straight with new eyes on the score, delivering a fresh, vital interpretation … a compelling performance’ (The Whole Note, Canada)» More

«Le couplage est habile et la réussite assez impressionnante pour prendre une place de choix dans la discographie déjà fort bien servie des deux œuvres» (Diapason, France)» More

«Travail d'orfèvre sur le timbre, entrée en sourdine, beaucoup de soin et d'arrière-plans: pas une syllabe n'est laissée au hasard» (Classica, France)» More

«Grâce au pianiste américain, on entre à pas feutrés dans l'univers des Poèmes de Scriabine. La dimension fantastique et littéraire prend forme doucement dans un son rond et épais. Comme si par les couleurs de son Steinway, Garrick Ohlsson cherchait les diffractions lumineuses des poèmes orchestraux» (Classica, France)» More

‘The Trinity Choir responds to the music's energetic, often muscly feel, and Stephen Layton's direction declines to prettify’ (Choir & Organ)» More

'Spanning Ash Wednesday to Trinity and complementing an earlier release covering Advent to Candlemas, there are works here for Anglican aficionados, all interpreted by Williams with a simplicity that invites continued listening. If the boys' voices in unison sometimes lack total precision, they are always musical. Organ accompaniments are slick and colourful from both players' (Choir & Organ)» More

‘Technically and artistically Philippe Graffin once again proves first-class, his slender yet eloquent tone being altogether appropriate. Recorded sound is admirable, though a little drier than the label's very finest’ (Limelight, Australia)» More

‘Hamelin gives dazzling performances of eight of Mozart’s divinely inspired Piano Sonatas. Two Rondos, a Fantasia, and a decidedly quirky Gigue complete this appealing double album’ (The Northern Echo)

‘Isserlis draws out great contrasts in mood and tone, with lyrical moments that are quite sublime’ (The Northern Echo)» More

‘Paweł Szymański is represented by short pieces for string quartet with delicate and beguiling textures, while a Paweł Mykietyn quartet draws the listener into captivating soundworld. Well worth the plunge’ (The Northern Echo)» More

‘Graffin’s tonal transparency, ear-ringing intonation and phrasal intuitiveness … are a constant source of pleasure, captured in alluringly tangible sound’ (The Strad)» More

«Le pianiste canadien Marc-André Hamelin … possède sans conteste le sens aigu de l'architecture, de la beauté pure et de la volupté de l'instant. Un disque de référence» (Pianiste, France)» More